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Charles C. Sullivan

State College, Pennsylvania

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Charles (Charlie) C. Sullivan November 11, 1923 January 3, 2019 Charles (Charlie) C. Sullivan, 95, of State College, died on Thursday, January 3, 2019, at the Wynwood House on Bernel Road in State College. Born November 11, 1923, in Butler, he was the son of the late Charles C. Sullivan and Hazel...

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He was a great man, i felt honored to call him my friend. Even though he's gone west he is not forgotten by all who knew him.

Dear Bea, Colleen, and family - On behalf of my parents, Barney(deceased) and Emily McCormick, we offer our deepest sympathy to special friends. We shared many good times over the years, including Bridge Club, 50-50, and Red Cross Volunteering. Colleen, I am so very sorry for the loss of your dad. (-Cindy). He was definitely one of the 'greats' from that great generation. I deeply feel your sadness, as I am still reeling from the sudden death of my father, more than a year ago. God be...

BIG TEARS TO YOU ALL!!! God Speed Charlie, and so sorry just went to the newspaper and this popped up. We know he is at peace, I am so glad I got to visit him, we had a wonderful visit with Betty as well. I would of loved to come out to get his Irish toast I sure hope it was written down. I knew I should of taped him that night. He was an amazing man, humble and kind. Please keep in touch with us at Centre County Veteran Affairs, you are like family to us, so very sad we missed seeing the...

I am very sorry to read of the passing of Charles. I very much enjoyed his humor and the time spent together while he was president of 50-50 square dance club. My deepest sympathy to his wife and family. From old friend, Esther Porter

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Coleen,

My sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your Dad. I recall meeting him when he and your Mom lived in Toftrees.

Charlie was a great man, I feel honored to have known him. Fly on Charlie.

I knew no one who lived as full a life as you did, Charlie. Thank you for being a great friend and I wish you safe passage.

Another one of the "greatest generation" gone. Always enjoyed swapping sea stories with Charlie and playing with him at different jam sessions. He will be missed.