Birth date: Nov 11, 1962 Death date: Jul 18, 2025
Mitchel Allen Tulloss, Sr., 62, formerly of Chattanooga, passed away Friday, July 18, 2025, in a hospital in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He was preceded in death by James Pierce, who raised him as his own; his father, Glen Smith; bro Read Obituary
My most deepest heartfelt condolences and sympathy goes out to the entire family as well as his church family. Gone but never forgotten I will miss seeing you at the family functions. Rest easy love Johnnie (Janet) Ashley
Mitch you were the thread and needle that brought and kept a quilt of families together.....With love
Kenny and Cheryl (Smith) Wheeler
Condolences from the Maffett and Terry families. Fond memories of Bible quizzing at Cedine Bible Ministries (Camp). Payers of comfort and peace for the entire family.
Crystal, Mitch, and Lisa I am deeply sorry for the loss of "Chap." A great husband, father, grandfather, and friend among other titles. We will truly miss him and that crazy sense of humor and infectious laugh. Although we never got to be on the pastoral anniversary committee together where we vowed to make sure there would always be chocolate on the menu if nothing else, we still had our share... LOL!! Love you guys!
I remember when I met Mitchel in the ICU at Summit Medical Center. He was filling in but also replacing to some degree Chaplain Tim. So, I wondered if he was going to be able to replace our beloved previous Chaplain. To my surprise Mitchel was not a "stick in the mud" but he ended up being very engaging and funny. He was so personable, funny, quick witted, smart, well-mannered and well dressed. Chaplain Mitchel ended up being our go to and he kept us laughing and consoled us when we cried as ICU Nurses. We kept in touch when I left for a smaller ICU so I am praying for the family he loved, the Church family and all the Nurses, Doctors and other staff thru out Summit Medical Center who got to experience his awesome funny spirit he always exhibited. He was always respectful and kind even when others were not. It's what we all should strive to be. Well Mitchell was that. I will miss our banter and miss my friend in Christ Jesus but I thank God for him touching my life, my son in law's life thru counsel and so many others lives all while wishing us "Choice Blessings". Thank You Family for sharing him with the rest of us. Debbie Rogers RN
