IT WAS QUITE the 100th birthday party for World War II veteran George Mullins.
Hundreds of family members and friends turned out for a potluck at the KOA Center in Benbow to celebrate Mullins’ life and his service in the fight against Nazi Germany. Along with savory food and wine, there were platters of cupcakes, each with a little American flag on top.
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