SHARON A. SULLIVAN

I knew Sharon from "the old neighborhood" - from St Rita School. For a brief time we both worked together at W.T. Grant Co. as cashiers (Sharon on Register #1 and I ran #4). I think we were both taking classes evenings at that time. Our Moms were good friends. Loved reading all the teaching testimonials. Sounds like she really found her passion. My condolences to her family and friends.

Sharon,

We shared a trip of a lifetime. Jody, Rachel, Elaine, Pat and myself will never forget. The Bears of Churchill and the pictures you gave to us will last forever in our hearts. We will miss you terribly. I will never be at the Zoo again without you in my heart.

When I think of Sharon I always think "Teacher".
She had the special gift of inspiring others.
I will miss her.
Our days of teaching at Broadway School were special.

To hear of Sharon's demise was a shock to my family. Sharon was a wonderful, vibrant and talented lady.

Both my daughters, (Laurie & Jenny) had the pleasure to be taught my Sharon and Lois Sever at Dunham Elementary and always enjoyed both of them.

When my wife, Christine, became a “Room Mom”, she also enjoyed being in the company of Sharon and would be enlighten and entertained by the way Sharon made everyone's experience.

I am delighted I had the opportunity to know...

With Deepest Sympathy :Miss Sullivan was a great Teacher she was my First Grade Teacher at Stafford Elementary School,I still have a special book she bought me ,She always encouraged us to read.God Bless her and her family

Miss. Sullivan was my youngest daughter's music teacher at Stafford elementry. We were sadden to read of her passing.Frances will always remeber the song Miss Sullivan taught her, "My heart Goes Thump". You will be in our hearts. Peace be with your family.

Bless you, dear Miss Sullivan, for the love and extra care you gave your students. We were proud to have you to our home for dinner several times and to accept your incredible sewing projects as gifts for our family! Coming to our home led our girls to feel extra confidence in your quiet direction and encouragment. We also had occasion to run into you at an event and we couldnt have been more pleased to have a trusted family friend to assist us with our babies that day! May you always know...

Sharon, you were so much more than a cousin, you were my friend ever since I can remember and my "pen pal" for over 50 years. We shared so much over the years and across the miles--a lot of laughs, a lot of sadness, a lot of growing up and, yes, growing older. I shall miss you, my friend. You were always a class act.