JOHN T. DRISCOLL

Time passes quickly and we go on with our lives, as we must. But forget John? Never happen. We hear his words, his expressions when we most need them. We are grateful that he still counsels and guides us and we thank him everyday for the man that he is. We may miss his physical presence but are comforted by the very real fact that he is ever with us. We miss you, old friend.

Remembering your great love story today and always.

To the Driscoll Family,

So sorry for your loss - he was / is a GREAT MAN !

He always greeted me as if he knew me forever - he invited me to the Mike Millbury introduction at BC and loved seeing him at Blue Rock, Olivers, Wimpy's etc.... Seeing your Dad always reminded me WHY his generation truly was The Greatest Generation !!!

My condolences - he will be missed but not forgotten.....I know he is looking down fondly and proudly on you all - Loved Him - Love You !

Gary

I am sorry for your loss. May you draw strength in knowing the fact that the True God is the creator of life and he is able to restore life to someone who has died. Acts 17:24,25

I was so sorry to hear of John's death. When I was at Boston College from 1993-2000, I worked with him in our Development Department. He was such a loyal alum and wonderful volunteer. He will be missed. Debra Ashton, former Director of Gift and Estate Planning.

So sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He and your mom are such a big part of the Sullivan childhood memories. Always a good, caring friend...

John
Your neighbor Larry & Dotty Fahey are sorry we cannot say goodbye as we are in Florida and we will miss you RIP John and God Bless

To the Driscoll family. Sorry for your loss. I met John Sr. through John Jr. back in the 90's. John Sr. was a very pleasant and kind man with the countenance of a true statesman. May he rest in peace.

Brian Fallon