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If you see comments in violation of our community guidelines , please report them. It was later found ditched in the Susquehanna River in Saginaw, and is likely a total loss. He accurately predicted he would shed a few tears when the surprise was sprung on Marlyn. That's because Marlyn loved that old Mule and rode around everywhere in it, usually with Butch's dog Dotty riding shotgun.
The Millers' farmhouse is heated solely by wood, family members said. Genny Moore, one of Marlyn's seven children, was in attendance Thursday with her husband and two grandchildren. She said the Mule was an important part of her father's life.
Despite that, he had concerns when he learned about the fundraising campaign to replace it. Humble life: Moore said her dad has lived humbly. He also drove a school bus for decades, according to Moore. The community's response to the theft of his Mule has been "so overwhelming" for him, Moore said. How can I ever repay everyone? Later, Marlyn got a big laugh from the crowd when he said he intends to keep his new Mule locked.
