Quinton Allen Morinville-Mullan

Quinton Allen Morinville-Mullan passed away tragically on October 12, 2026 due to complications from a horrific accident and traumatic brain injury at the age of two.

A Visitation will be held from 4:00 – 7:00 PM on Friday, October 23, 2026. Quinn’s Bye-Bye Party to celebrate and honor his life will be held from Noon – 2:00 PM with Reflections and Sharing of Memories at 2:00 PM on Sunday, October 25, 2026, all at Ballard-Sunder Funeral & Cremation (833 Marschall Rd, Shakopee, MN).

Please consider wearing yellow, orange, or blue, Quinn’s favorite colors!

On May 23, 2024 the most beautiful baby boy entered the world. His parents adored him and couldn't get enough snuggles with him. He was always surrounded by family that loved him deeply and he loved them all. Especially his favorite cousin Wyatt. They had an instant bond and were inseparable. Wyatt loved and always wanted to help out with him, whether it was feeding him a bottle, teaching him to crawl and learning to use a sipping cup. He was a busy baby that loved any toy that made music. His toddler years were filled with watching for airplanes, he heard them before anyone else did and had to find them in the sky. He loved cars, trucks, diggers, anything he could drive around. When going places with Grandma Lisa he had to first sit in the driver's seat, turn the music on and she had to sit in the passenger seat until he was ready to go. He was very good at telling people to sit when he wanted their full attention.

He is so smart and loved learning about everything, especially all the colors, his favorite was yeayo (yellow), but he loved to list them all as he saw them. Any time he got to he loved to make art with all his aunties supplies, specifically painting and drawing.

If you wanted to get him excited you'd just turn on the Bluey theme song and he'd stop whatever he was doing to dance along. Music made him happiest. Some favorites were Baby Shark, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, and Finger Family. He always had at least one of them queued on his tabby (tablet). Along with his love for music, he had a passion for animals. You could always find him snuggling with one of his many pets. He loved to go to his Aunties' room to see the bunnies and helped take care of them all whenever he could. When he wasn't playing with them, he was pretending to be them with his cousin Alex; their favorites were kitty, puppy, and monkey with the occasional lion. Quinn loved to knock on his aunties' bedroom door and would try his best to pull himself onto her bed with a few successful attempts on his own! He would get under the blanket and say "night night" as he pretended to sleep, then the moment someone else came to the room he would yell "hide hide" and throw the blanket over his head until he was found. He loved to send his family off with a screaming match consisting of "bye bye", "see you", and "love you" giggling along and would continue to yell out the window while you drove away.

Preceded in death by his great-grandfathers Dennis Ellman, Vaughn Morinville Sr., and John Mullan; great-uncle Mike Ellman; great-great-uncles Dave Schiprett, Jerome Schiprett, and James Schiprett; and great-great-aunt Judy Nelson.

Survived by his loving parents, April Morinville and Douglas Mullan; brother, Takoda Giese; grandparents, Lisa Morinville, Amber Mullan, Vaughn Morinville Jr., and Scott Mullan; aunts, Megan Persaud, Chandra Oberg, Hannah Mullan (Luke Lodoen), and Emily Mullan; uncles, Jesse Havisto, Tyler Morinville, and Tommy Mullan; great-grandmothers, Marion Ellman, Lorraine Mullan, Betty Morinville, and Ginger Morgan; and great-grandfather, Thomas Morgan.