Peter O'Sullivan

He was my first Boss at the VA and was my IRISH LUCK. Very GOOD MAN. He would love the donuts I always brought in on Thursdays for the group. Love the man.

Precious memories of volunteering with Peter at a food pantry in Diamond Heights, San Francisco. He was a humorous and lovely "James Bond" who was in charge of fruits; always considerate and generous to everyone, especially to young ladies -- extra apples with a wink. Peter, may your soul rest in peace. From Diamond Heights, not Russia, with love,

Serena and Family. With deepest sympathy. Peter was a wonderful, fun, funny, caring person. Peter always had a smile on his face, and loved playing tennis. he liked to tease me when we were kids growing up on Starlit Cir. Peter you will be greatly missed. Hope that you are having fun Garage selling and playing Tennis and being your funny self. Rest in Peace Wendy Joseph - Blithe

my condolence to the passing of Peter. He was my first supervisor with the VA Loan Guaranty division. My best memory of him is when i would bring donuts every friday for the crew, and Peter loved the donuts. I will miss him.

We will miss visiting with Peter in Villa Grande. He was a wonderful, funny man who enriched our lives. Mitch will miss cruising with Peter in the golf cart and their frequent phone conversations, full of laughter. Rest in peace dear Peter.

We have Been tennis buddies for close to 40 years and I always enjoyed his company and practice. We would joke and talk about current events I will always hold a place in my heart for him. Peter always said to me we don´t know the day nor the hour, referring to our own mortality. Some day I hope to see him again, as it would be a blast. Ron

I will miss Peter and his antics on the tennis court and being an all-around Rock Star! He teased me relentlessly for being a 49er Faithful and I loved every minute of it! Rest in Paradise, Peter. You will be missed.

Serena and Family, we loved Peter dearly. I will always fondly remember visits with Peter in Villa Grande, and how he'd ride his bike to Guerneville in his 80s. Always had a word of advice and friendship. He will be very missed up here by all his River friends.

When someone we love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. I will miss our regular phone calls and the times when you visited AZ. My lifetime friend. A treasure in my life. You will be missed.