Mary Sullivan

We just learned of this after not hearing from her during the holidays Mary Ellen was a faithful neighbor to my mom, Marilyn who is 93 now and will miss her phone chats that mom looked so forward to . They were so much alike even more alike than some of moms sisters and had meaningfull discussions throughout decades of knowing one another. I too knew her and will miss hearing her voice when she d call worrying my mom hadnt called in awhile . They kept tabs on one another and expressed...

I met Mary Ellen when I worked for Ken in Minster and Ft Loramie. After she moved to Dayton I tried to stay in contact and at least call her on her birthday. I have fond memories talking with her. My deepest sympathies to your families

Mary and I became friends at St. Charles. She attended many of the Adult Faith Formation Programs that I facilitated. She contributed so much to our class conversations - most of all her deep and abiding faith. She always took an interest in my own life's journey and offered her wisdom and knowledge when I was in need of it the most. I always looked forward to our lunches at Mexican restaurants around the Dayton area. Thank you Mary Ellen for acompaning me along this wonderful journey we...

Just ordered trees to be planted in her honor. I encourage others to do the same. MaryEllen worked hard to become a Master Gardener. She would so love having trees planted to help the preserve our forests. We went to a number of garden centers in order to find interesting plants for both of our gardens. Rest in peace my dear friend Love, Donna

I have known Mary Ellen in many compacities but first and foremost as my dear friend. We were sisters of the heart. I have so many memories of her. We worked together at Dunn Mental Health Clinic in Richmond, Indiana. She then hired me to work with her at The Darke County Mental Health Clinic. We traveled together and had great fun. I went up in a plane where she was a copilot. Then the pilot gave the controls over to her, I was scared but we made land .She loved her pets starting with...