Michael William Sullivan

Mike was previously my brother-in-law. He was always a fun person to be around. In recent years he and I worked together to help his son, Brendan, get organized after Brendan's mother died. Not long before Mike passed away, he gave me the good news that Brendan got a job at Ford. Mike, I wish you a good journey. Your friend, Mike Finney.

He was such a great guy and a great cook always thinking of others before his self. He will be missed by alot of people . He always watched out for us girls at work .

He was the first of many kids I met when we moved here in 1972. He remained my closest friend for many years. Lots of memories on Switch Bard rd. He was something special and will be missed

Mike took me in under his wing when I started at ford, showed and told me everything I needed to know and more. Such a personable and reliable friend. He will be missed by everyone at work, and remembered as being the friendliest, goofy, room brightening person that ever walked in that place. Bad days were made good by one conversation with him, and his memory will be cherished by not only me for a lifetime. The advice will carry on with me forever, and his loss will be a burden on my heart just as long. My condolences to the family, this was a very tragic loss for everyone who knew Mike, but I´m so lucky to have met him and to have shared many hours and life stories at work by his side.

Mike always made our visits to Kentucky fun. One memory in particular, he played Sorry with my daughter and me. (We might have ganged up on him). He would yell out "sooo-rrryy!" To this day- we still say "sooo-rrry"! Mike was one of the best! He will be missed and fondly remembered.

I will miss your sweet smile my beautiful cousin I will always remember the fun we cousins had every Christmas summers at the lake I feel privileged to call you family I will always miss you

I worked with Mike (Sully) at Ford. We hit it off the first time we spoke. He was a great guy that I loved to talk to each morning. We talked and laughed about everything we talked about. I've never seen him smile as big as he did when his son started at Ford. He was so proud! Sully, walking past rear corner will never be the same. GG and I talked about you today. Both of us saying how much we missed you already. Your family and friends at work have lost one of the best. Love ya brother!