Mr. Archie Odel Mullins, 92, of Crossville entered into the presence of Jesus on December 23, 2025, from the Vanderbilt Wilson County Adult Hospital in Lebanon Tennessee. Archie was a business owner who was known for his love for everyone.

Funeral  services will be held on Sunday December 28th at 2 PM from the chapel of Livingston Funeral Home in Livingston TN. The family will receive friends on Saturday December 27th from 5-8 PM and on Sunday from 12 until time for the service. Burial will follow in the Mullins Family Cemetery. Brother John Copeland will officiate the services. His grandsons will honor him by being his pallbearers. They are Patrick Wissing Jr, Scottie Wooten, Christopher Wooten, Travis Penick, Devin Bridges, and Devin Phillips.

He is survived by his wife, Frances Graham Mullins, daughters Lisa (James) Leffew, Becky (Rick) Brown, Jan (Troy) Bridges, Grandchildren Laquita Fisher, Crystal Wooten, Amanda (Kevin) Phillips, great grandchildren Kayla Snider, Kelsie Snider, Kaiden Snider, Alexis Fowler, Jaxson Fowler, Sarah Fowler, Jacob Fisher, Alivia Miller, Adelyne Miller, Devin Phillips, Maddie Phillips, and Avery Dauwalter. He is also survived by his sisters in law Doris Mullins and Gaye Mullins along with many nephews, nieces, and other family members.

He was preceded in death by his daughter Sherrie Mullins, grandson JD Leffew, his parents Thomas Mullins and Autumn Jewell Kendall Mullins, and his brothers Thomas Mullins Jr, Jim Mullins, and Larry Mullins. He was also preceded in death by his step father Dennis Martin.

Archie was affiliated with the Church of Christ and affirmed his salvation shortly before death. A proud veteran of the United States Army, Archie served during the Korean War. He was an entrepreneur who was involved in the trucking business for over 54 years where he received many safety awards for his excellent driving record. He was such a good driver that he was known to let his opinion be known about everyone else's driving abilities whether in the passenger seat or in the backseat. Always up for a good joke and a time of laughter, Archie enjoyed his leisure time by fishing and hunting. Archie did many things well, but what he did best was showing his love for his family.