The Honorable George A. Sullivan Jr.

I as a student at Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood,Ma when I met the Judge. He would be coaching any one of his 7 sons that attended Xaverian. He was quiet, very good listener, kind with his time besisdes being a great role model . He was an outstanding human being. At the bridge dedication in January of 2008, he said to me that he could have been much better a person. I immediately stated to him he had inspired countless people in his lifetime. Paul Bowes

So long, George, dear old pal and inspiration! It has been a great pleasure and an honor to know you and to be your friend, through so many adventures, both happy and sad, and sometimes hilarious! You are forever in our hearts.

Our thoughts and love and prayers go out to your fine family, as well. It was a pleasure getting to know all of you, too, some more thoroughly than others, but a bunch of very nice people. We wish you all possible blessings, as we all continue on our various ways through this life. With love always, to all of you,

Ted and Grace

So sorry for your loss. I will miss seeing him going for his walks to get the newspapers and all the great talks we shared over the years. It always was a pleasure to hear the excitement in his voice when sharing a story about things planned for the future, as he wasted little time concerning the past but had an exuberance about what was next in life. As accomplished as he was, the thing that made him most proud was his family no father could be more proud than him. His life was full of accomplishments yet he always corrected me when I let slip a 'judge or your honor' always preferring to be George. Goodbye, neighbor and thank you.

To Ken and family:
Condolences on your loss. But what an incredible life!
Experiences that could span several lifetimes. I well
remember his courage standing up against a war he deemed
unjust and willing to accept the consequences. What an example to us and you all.

Such an accomplished man who's left one hell of a legacy. We will miss you, George!

With our sincere sympathy in the passing of your Dad. We will keep him in our thoughts and prayers.
Verna and Warren Stauffer

My deepest sympathies to the Sullivan family. I am so sorry for your loss.

He was one of the greatest of the Great Generation.

Sincere sympathy from the Parisi's in Knoxville, Tennessee. May he rest in peace.

When your parents started Christian Family Movement decades ago what lessons they taught us young people about the importance of extended family, ministering to prisoners, people who were hungry and those that were treated unjustly being a voice for them. Plus the added bonus of having friendships that lasted over 60+ years. My toughts and prayers are with the Sullivan family and will continue to be over the next few days as you say goodbye to the physical presence of your dad. He will be with you in small moments of memories. Patty Doherty Goodwin

A wonderful man - a wonderful family! I know you and Pat are now dancing together!

Brian, I am so sorry to hear about your dad. I wish I could be there for you. My condolences to you and your family.

So honored to know George, Pat and family.
Prayers of peace for all the family With much love ❤

Remembering and praying for the Sullivan family in this time of grief.

Deepest sympathy on your loss.

What a brilliant and honorable Catholic gentleman and public servant. I know a few of his sons and now I know more of the blessings they enjoyed---having a father of principles, of integrity, of scholarship,and of example. He undoubtedly rests in peace.