Stephen Mulry

Stephen A. Mulry passed away peacefully on August 20th, embraced by his family. Steve was a long time resident in Fair Lawn, where he raised his family, and was very active in his community. He was a dedicated parishioner at St. Anne’s church of Fair Lawn, and was heavily involved with local organizations. He was president of the Chamber of Commerce in Fair Lawn for several years and was active with the Knights of Columbus and the Fair Lawn branch of Rotary International.

Steve is survived by his loving and adoring wife of 47 years, Ann, whom he cherished. He is also survived by his children: daughter Denise and her husband Troy; daughter Stephanie and her husband John; daughter Laura and her husband Matt. One of his proudest moments was the birth of his first grandchild, Simon, in 2017.

Steve was a friendly and social person. He would make friends everywhere he went, and people couldn’t help but enjoy his company. He was the truest definition of a family man: his wife and children were his first priority, and he was so proud that his children and their spouses all share a special and loving relationship with each other. He loved to travel, but his favorite trips were the vacations the family took together at beautiful Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia.

A wake will be held on Monday, August 24th from 3pm to 7pm at Feeney’s funeral home 232 Franklin Ave, Ridgewood, NJ. A funeral mass to celebrate his life will be held on August 25th 10:30am at St. Anne’s Church in Fair Lawn, NJ.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Best Friends Animal Society (www.bestfriends.org), to honor Steve’s love for animals, and his effort to help homeless pets find homes.



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If you will be attending the visitation or Funeral Mass, masks or face coverings will be mandatory. Please practice social distancing while inside the funeral home or church.

OUR VISITATION POLICY & PROCEDURES
We will allow 33 people at a time into the funeral home. You MUST be wearing a mask to enter, and masks must be worn AT ALL TIMES. Every 1/2 hour, we will clear the funeral home of guests (not family), sanitize, and reopen for 33 more guests. The sanitizing will take approximately 5 minutes each time. Inside the funeral home there are tape marks on the floor to promote social distancing, and there will be an orderly line to pay your respects. There will be a one way flow of visitors as entry is allowed only through the front door and exiting only through the back door. Once a visitor leaves they are not permitted back into the building.