Stephen D. Sullivan

I hope the Sullivan family reads this. I went to OLV were about 20 of us never missed any of Steve ‘s games . We were all in sixth to 8th grade. After all his games we would wait for him outside the coaches office . Some guy said what are all these kids doing here. Well Bob Reese she AC Sind there all waiting for Sully, he always came out to say hi to us a little embarrassed by the whole thing . We also told him we snow balled the Maryland bus that his brother was on he thought it was...

Gone, but never will be forgotten....we shared so many times together at Georgetown. My love and sympathy to his daughter's and the rest of the Sullivan family.

Jane Staudt Kirschner

We never met, and I mostly saw you from the stands at McDonough Gym. But to a young, basketball-loving 19 year old, you were the best, and I've never forgotten it. Glad to have found this page.

GB, SFS '70

You were my "First Guy", all those years ago at Georgetown and even though we grew far apart, you were always embedded in my heart. I feel so lucky that John and I were able to visit with you and Jemma a couple of years ago. You never let on that you were sick, then and we were thrilled to meet Jemma and see the love between the two of you. You will be missed by all of us. From, "your First Girl", Jane Staudt Kirschner-Tuccillo

Words just don't sum up how much I will miss you Dad, you were the best. All my love forever. Jemma

Dear Mrs Sullivan, Bill and Paul

I was so sad to hear of Steve's early demise. I remember Steve from the 80s when he, Fattan and I shared a flat. He was always very kind to me. I also have happy memories of Paul visiting London and the four of us going to Salisbury and Brighton. I cannot imagine how you are feeling at the moment but you are in my prayers.

Best wishes. Margaret Douglas

PS. When we were living in the flat Steve used to pay me to iron his shirts. They...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Dear Jemma, Paul and Mrs Sullivan, I am so sorry for your loss.