Blythe Ann O'Sullivan

To the O'Sullivans:

I just learned about your loss through the Bradley Hilltopics magazine. I was involved in the theatre with her.

I know that there is absolutely nothing that can be said, even months later, that can help at all ease the pain that you are feeling. I just wanted to let you know that my heart goes out to you. Blythe was a wonderful friend and a beautiful person, and we're all going to have a hole in our hearts, even those of us who didn't spend much time with...

I offer you my condoleances. I didn't know your daughter but just finished my Peace Corps service and always served with the fear that I might not make it back to see my parents. I cannot imagine the pain you must be suffering. I hope that you have gotten as much information as possible regarding your daughter's death.

So sorry to hear about the loss of your daughter. I was in the Theatre Department with Blythe at Bradley University and she was a ray of sunlight every day that I saw her and worked with her. I just found out of her departure today, and it saddens me greatly. I wish I knew before the service or I would have attended. I know, though that her spirit was so great that it will live on forever.

Joan and John:

Not a day has gone by since I learned about the loss of your baby girl - Blythe - that I haven't shed a tear for both of you and hope that you are ok.

So many people are sharing in your grief and wishing you strength as you try to understand why this would happen.

Since hearing the sad news, I have had the opportunity to read so many adoring email tributes and see pics of your dear baby girl, Blythe. She was loved by so many - spanning the globe - a true...

Dear Mr. & Mrs. O'Sullivan, Though we never had the gift of meeting Blythe, she has deeply affected our lives. We arrived in Suriname to visit our son, Blythe's friend, Shai, the morning after her tragic death. The out pouring of love, admiration and sense of loss exhibited by her fellow PCVs provided a window into the life of an exceptional young woman. We carry with us a deep sense of loss and unfulfilled potential. When you are ready, we would very much like to talk to you and share...

John and Joan,

My deepest heartfelt sympathy to you on the loss of your beloved Blythe.

Joan and Joe,
I am so sorry to hear about your daughter. My heart and prayers go out to you in this very difficult time. God bless both of you.

Jan Kohler

I knew Blythe back in girl scouts in grade school- such a long time ago. Her life was too short, but it's seems as though she was doing wonderful things with it and really making a difference in the world. My prayers are with her parents.