John David Sullivan

Gab and family. I worked with John for a short time in Peabody. One thing about John was his work ethic. He rode his pedal bike in rain snow and 100 degree weather. We had many interesting talks and he always knew what to say when I was down. John was very smart and could fix anything. One thing I remember was us talking about his cat Prince. He told me Prince´s story and his storytelling was so amazing that my heart was filled with love for Prince because that was how he told stories. God Bless. John is in my prayer and he will be remembered.
Cindy Beckford

Sending my condolences and love to the Sullivan family and friends. I was one of the first customers at Prince Postale. Sully, was a delight to talk to, super knowledgeable about most anything at all!
Oddly enough, I was in a Postal business yesterday, that reminded me of Sully, selling photographs, maple syrup and candles, just to name a few. The guy that waited on me, could have passed for one of Sully´s brothers. Wild flashback!!!

John was the first person I met when I moved to Boston. He gave me a job while I went back to school. He is the reason I love home cooked meals. I will miss you John. I´m so glad we started talking more than just sending Happy Birthdays and Merry Christmas messages this last year. You were a wonderful friend and I´m truly going to miss you.

On behalf of the Alba family and Alba produce, we send our condolences. John was a great caring and hard-working individual. He will be deeply missed. May he rest in peace.

Hi my name rocky John worked with in the northend I made laugh all day when he worked with me I will miss him but will not forget how he helped me in need God bless all

I´m proud of you. You gave yourself the life and the love you dreamed of. I´ll miss you indefinitely. Gabe will miss you. Chica and Damon will miss you. The world will miss you. We were so lucky to say you were ours

We grieve alongside all of you. John was a beloved member of our extended family and we mourn his passing. On angels´ wings, dear John.