Audrey - our condolences on the passing of your dad - He reminds me of very dear friend who lived his catholic faith every minute of every day - he was also from Chelsea -God bless- Emily Romano

I have had a heavy heart since hearing of Mr Sullivan's passing this morning. Remembering him takes me back to times when him and Mrs Sullivan would get together with my parents Rita and Ted-the good old days! Also the Sullivan's were close with the other wonderful group of families from St Adelaide's church such as the Carne's, the O'Connell's, the Murray's, the Tripoli's and others. If they weren't at a church social dance they were at one another's house for parties such as Halloween or for another reason which usually ended with everyone gathered around a dining room table sipping coffee and eating pastries. Audrey I am so sorry for your loss your dad was one of the nicest and classiest people I ever knew... Tony Baltas

Uncle Rich will always be remembered with Love, Respect and Gratitude. He will be greatly missed. Joe and Jamie Sullivan

My greatest memory was when Nana lived on Clark Ave and I would go every Sunday morning and spend time with Nana Uncle Rich still lived home he come down the stairs and I was so scared of him because he wore glasses . Then I got older and loved him for the great Nan he was . You will be missed .

Dick was always cheerful. We first met many years ago as employees of New England Telephone in Boston. Later we were reacquainted at my former parish of St Adelaide. Condolences to the family. Anne M Mullen

Maria, I am so sorry to hear about your father. He would always tease me about sitting at the back of the church. I enjoyed the years that we bowled together in Danvers. He will be missed. Sheila McKeering

Uncle Richard was like a grandfather to my kids and he was my sons godfather. Uncle Richard always had fun with all of us from being on the pond to skate and our family softball games when we were all younger. He was very special to all of us. We will miss you and love you.