Louise Sullivan passed peacefully at home on June 26, 2012 with two of her daughters close by. She was a woman of great faith and believed that heaven was a great and good meeting place where we are re-united with those whom we have loved and lost the instant our spirit is freed of its earthly bonds.
Today she is rejoicing with those who have preceded her in death. Her mother and father Mabel and John Albert Smith, her son Robert Edward Sullivan, her grandson Christopher Michael Robert, her great grand-daughter MacKenzie Hayes Fullerton, her husband Charles Jackson Sullivan and her sister Jean Plum.
The family that remains is as vast and as varied as the countless ways she had of loving others. Her children in order of birth: Alberta (Joel) Hayes, Barbara(Guido) Merkel, Colleen Protzman, Carla (Dave) Williams, Charles Sullivan, James Sullivan, Michael(Cheryl) Sullivan, Deborah (Ray) Heath and Timothy(Jana) Sullivan. Each one of them admired and cherished with unwavering fervor.
Her numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren were a source of continual and incomparable joy and her devoted brother Bert Smith and sister-in-law Betty Smith were her champion
Today she is rejoicing with those who have preceded her in death. Her mother and father Mabel and John Albert Smith, her son Robert Edward Sullivan, her grandson Christopher Michael Robert, her great grand-daughter MacKenzie Hayes Fullerton, her husband Charles Jackson Sullivan and her sister Jean Plum.
The family that remains is as vast and as varied as the countless ways she had of loving others. Her children in order of birth: Alberta (Joel) Hayes, Barbara(Guido) Merkel, Colleen Protzman, Carla (Dave) Williams, Charles Sullivan, James Sullivan, Michael(Cheryl) Sullivan, Deborah (Ray) Heath and Timothy(Jana) Sullivan. Each one of them admired and cherished with unwavering fervor.
Her numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren were a source of continual and incomparable joy and her devoted brother Bert Smith and sister-in-law Betty Smith were her champion
Louise Sullivan passed peacefully at home on June 26, 2012 with two of her daughters close by. She was a woman of great faith and believed that heaven was a great and good meeting place where we are re-united with those whom we have loved and lost the instant our spirit is freed of its earthly bonds.
Today she is rejoicing with those who have preceded her in death. Her mother and father Mabel and John Albert Smith, her son Robert Edward Sullivan, her grandson Christopher Michael Robert, her great grand-daughter MacKenzie Hayes Fullerton, her husband Charles Jackson Sullivan and her sister Jean Plum.
The family that remains is as vast and as varied as the countless ways she had of loving others. Her children in order of birth: Alberta (Joel) Hayes, Barbara(Guido) Merkel, Colleen Protzman, Carla (Dave) Williams, Charles Sullivan, James Sullivan, Michael(Cheryl) Sullivan, Deborah (Ray) Heath and Timothy(Jana) Sullivan. Each one of them admired and cherished with unwavering fervor.
Her numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren were a source of continual and incomparable joy and her devoted brother Bert Smith and sister-in-law Betty Smith were her champion
Today she is rejoicing with those who have preceded her in death. Her mother and father Mabel and John Albert Smith, her son Robert Edward Sullivan, her grandson Christopher Michael Robert, her great grand-daughter MacKenzie Hayes Fullerton, her husband Charles Jackson Sullivan and her sister Jean Plum.
The family that remains is as vast and as varied as the countless ways she had of loving others. Her children in order of birth: Alberta (Joel) Hayes, Barbara(Guido) Merkel, Colleen Protzman, Carla (Dave) Williams, Charles Sullivan, James Sullivan, Michael(Cheryl) Sullivan, Deborah (Ray) Heath and Timothy(Jana) Sullivan. Each one of them admired and cherished with unwavering fervor.
Her numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren were a source of continual and incomparable joy and her devoted brother Bert Smith and sister-in-law Betty Smith were her champion
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