Carolyn Ann Sullivan, Age 89, of Indianapolis passed away on Monday March 28 – two days shy of the ten-year anniversary of the passing of her beloved husband of nearly 60 years, Harold Sullivan.
Carolyn was the daughter of the late Bernard and Clara Schaefer and was preceded in death by her sister, Norma Sallee. Carolyn spent her childhood attending St Thomas Catholic Church and graduated from St. Agnes High School. As an adult she attended and raised her children at Christ the King Catholic Church. Carolyn dedicated her life to raising her family and especially enjoyed any opportunity to spend time with her large family. She was an avid crafter and collector.
Carolyn was the daughter of the late Bernard and Clara Schaefer and was preceded in death by her sister, Norma Sallee. Carolyn spent her childhood attending St Thomas Catholic Church and graduated from St. Agnes High School. As an adult she attended and raised her children at Christ the King Catholic Church. Carolyn dedicated her life to raising her family and especially enjoyed any opportunity to spend time with her large family. She was an avid crafter and collector.
Carolyn Ann Sullivan, Age 89, of Indianapolis passed away on Monday March 28 – two days shy of the ten-year anniversary of the passing of her beloved husband of nearly 60 years, Harold Sullivan.
Carolyn was the daughter of the late Bernard and Clara Schaefer and was preceded in death by her sister, Norma Sallee. Carolyn spent her childhood attending St Thomas Catholic Church and graduated from St. Agnes High School. As an adult she attended and raised her children at Christ the King Catholic Church. Carolyn dedicated her life to raising her family and especially enjoyed any opportunity to spend time with her large family. She was an avid crafter and collector.
Carolyn was the daughter of the late Bernard and Clara Schaefer and was preceded in death by her sister, Norma Sallee. Carolyn spent her childhood attending St Thomas Catholic Church and graduated from St. Agnes High School. As an adult she attended and raised her children at Christ the King Catholic Church. Carolyn dedicated her life to raising her family and especially enjoyed any opportunity to spend time with her large family. She was an avid crafter and collector.
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