Timothy Francis Patrick Sullivan

I met Tim back 1954.back in the day we lived in a four famil brown stone house.my father was the owner.we were on the four fl Tim was on the third fl. I know his parents Tim sr and Ruth was his mother, and a nice dog wiggles.during the Christmas holiday Tim had a few American flyer trains running on a large board in his kitchen back in the day. Tim alway had me run his trains.ps his father Tim sr all so had a Lionel stander gauge much larger.in scale.called the blue comet it was a beautiful...

I know Timothy from Brooklyn.iam nine yes younger,my father had a four family brown stone house.Timothy lived one floor be low me.his parents and his dog wiggles just were beautiful family.during Christmas I couldn´t wait to hang out .Timothy just had a a few sets of American flyer trains get alway had me run the trains.ps-his father sr had a set of his own they were Lionel standard gauge blue comet.he want to sell them to my father back around 1954.my father with five kids I guess couldn´t...

My condolences to the family. I am very sorry for your loss. May you receive strength and peace from God.
Romans 15:13

I first met Tim in 1964, when Montclair State played a football game against Cortland, in Cortland. I was on Montclair's defensive line and Tim was on Cortland offensive line. I can still remember what a tough, tenacious player he was. He had this never give up attitude that could just drive an opposing player crazy. I then encountered Tim again in 1967, when he arrived at Montclair State as an assistant football coach in my senior year. Over the course of the 67/68 year I was fortunate...

I loved Prof. Sullivan. He had a huge impact on my life. As a junior Phys. Ed major I had an emotional breakdown. I was failing everything because I didn't go to class. The first teacher I went to talk to was Prof Sullivan. He was so wonderful to me. He offered to go and talk to all my other teachers with me and to help me catch up on all my classes. He was so understanding and supportive. I speak of him all the time. I didn't fail out and caught up on all my classes with his help...

Tim Sullivan was my master's thesis advisor in the 90's. He was a great mentor and a great person and was instrumental in me getting my degree. May he rest in peace.

Prayers of peace and comfort for the family and friends of Tim. He was a wonderful professor,(one of my favorites),and person.
I fondly remember his adapted PE class and working with students from the local developmental center, teaching them to swim at MSC and running a rec program at their facility. And, when I secured a job working with children with severe and profound disabilities, my first call was to "Mr. Sullivan" for some sage advice. We met for coffee and his encouraging words...

Tim always had a smile and he was willing to help if you needed it. He will look down on us with a smile. We have lost a great Man.