John P. Sullivan M.D.

so many wonderful memories of the ever present Dr. Sullivan. No head pathologist ever filled his shoes. He really cared about the people in the lab and showed it when he would walk among us frequently.

I worked with John in the late 70s at Baystate Medical Center. I have fond memories of his stories and his dedication to the medical field. He will be missed. John Mannix

I am forever grateful for the opportunity given to me by Dr. Sullivan to return to the Springfield Hospital lab in 1967. I first met him in 1957 when he arrived. I was a Medical Technology student at A.I.C. After grad school, I was at a lab in a suburban Pittsburgh hospital when the opportunity came to return to Springfield . For the next 20 years , under his leadership the Dept. of Pathology and the laboratory grew , expanded with the latest technology. He was a kind, caring man, and I am...

I wish to extend a heartfelt sympathy to the family of Dr. Sullivan. He became chief Pathologist in 1966, the same year I started my 44 years of work in the Hematology Department, just down the hall from his office on Chapin ground. My fondest memories were of the frequent Saturday visits by Dr. Sullivan when the workload was slow. He would waltz in and rest against a counter and we would be treated by the man John P. Sullivan with his multitudes of stories about the navy and many other...

With deepest sympathy during this time of difficulty.

A friend and medical mentor for 59 years. I enjoyed our consultations at the Springfield Boys' Club Camp, our visits on Cape Cod and our many phone conversations. He was a wonderful part of my life.

I was blessed to see John pretty much every friday delivering his groceries I enjoyed the many stories he told sometimes the same one over and over but I enjoyed everyone I will miss him God Bless You John