Linda Sullivan Obituary

MY DEEPEST SYMPOTHY TO THE SULLIVAN AND THE BRANNIGAN FAMILIES.I HAVE MANY MEMORIES OF PLAYING TOGETHER ON 50TH STREET WHEN WE WERE KIDS.MY BROTHER BOB TOOK PATTI TO HIS PROM.

LINDA WAS ALWAYS A FUN AND CHEERFULL PERSON AND WE ARE SO SORRY TO HERE OF HER PASSING. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOUR FAMILY.

SINCERELY

TOM BURNS JR

Dear Joe and Family,

I worked with Linda at Suite 311 for many years and she was a courageous and brave person ... she was just a joy to be around. I am truly sorry for your loss.

February 7, 2004



Dear Linda:



Our hearts ache in letting you go. Thank you for always being so wonderful to me -- I treasure the memories of all our fun times together. Your generosity, sweetness, laughter and love have made our world a better place. I will never forget you, especially, your beautiful smile.



Love Always, Marianne

To Linda's family, please know my prayers along with my family is with you.

When my dad passed away 17 years ago it took me a long time to understand why.

I wrote a poem that gave me comfort and I will not print it all but the most comforting part of it.

I love you, I miss you, I need you so but I know your alright your in Gods arms now. He holds you close and watches over you as you both watch over me.

May this give you comfort knowing that she is looking over her family and friends.

Dear Joe and Family,

We send you our deepest sympathy and love. Please know that you are in our hearts and prayers.

Terry & Toby Council

I extend my sincere sympathy to the Sullivan family, words can not express my sadness for the loss of such an amazing woman.

Linda,

Because of your kind words of love and encouragement I have become the person that I am today. Working with you allowed me to see the amazing gift of living life and most importantly the beauty that can be found in each and every one of us. Not only did you open your heart to me but everyone that saw your amazing smile. I will keep you in my heart always and will miss you greatly.

Know instead of me coming over to your house Ill just look up to see you and your dad playing cards.

Joe & Family -



Linda's name goes on the list of the good ones who left too early. She'll be missed but certainly not forgotten.

Linda,

You are a woman of grace and courage and have taught me many lessons about life. I am blessed to have you for a friend!

Dear Joe and Family,

Please accept our sincere condolences. Linda will be remembered for her great smile and her gift of laughter which was always there no matter the situation or conversation...we will keep you and your family in our prayers and will hold dear our memories.

Dear Joe and Joey and Family,



It is so hard to put in words how sad I am to hear about Linda's passing. She was so courageous in her fight against cancer, but she never faltered in her love of family and friends.



I know that it is very hard to imagine that things will ever get better, but in time the good memories of your life together with Linda as mother and wife will replace these sad moments.



I have great memories of spending time with Linda in high school, our bowling group "The Crazy Eights", weddings, births of our children, and our fun friend get togethers.



Remember that it is Faith, Family and Friends that help us thru the darkest times, and helps us enjoy the good times.



Love Always - Chris & Beth Hack and Liam Flynn

You are such a close and loving family. You'll make it through this dark time and cherish the memory of her. She is a beautiful soul and those of us who cared for her in her illness were very lucky to know her.

THANK YOU LINDA FOR ALL YOUR LAUGHTER, IT MADE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE...DENNY