Irene and Bob
Felix and I enjoyed seeing Joe when he was down to your house. He will be dearly missed by us for we always had a good time when we saw him. He would tell us about what he wanted to do and about New York. My sympathy goes out to you Irene and your family.

Dear Sullivan Family,
Please accept my condolences for your loss. Joe was my high school classmate at St. Albert's Junior Seminary in Middletown, NY, Class of '65. Joe always kept us laughing with his frank and razor sharp wit and humor, especially when the faculty would make mountains out of mole hills. He also enjoyed kidding the macho athletic types who thought they were Knicks, Yankees, or Jets-Giants future prospects. All memories I have of Joe bring a smile to my face. You will be in my prayers. Requiescat in Pace. Sincerely, Creig Doyle, Chief of Police, Plymouth State Univ.

Please accept my sincerest sympathies on Joe's passing. We just had a reunion in June and everyone from our time at St. Albert's was asking about Joe. He gave us many laughs and great memories. I will remember him at
Mass and in my prayers.

so sorry to hear of joe's passing
i last saw him about 3 years ago at a St Albert's reunion
and i remember driving hi back to the city so he could get the train back to nj
i was just asking some old classmates if anyone had heard from him
he'll always be in my prayers

Dear Kate and Hugh, Brian, James, and Sarah,

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at the unexpected death of dear Joe. I have so many wonderful memories of my many conversations with him at Brian and Andrea's wedding. How wonderful it is that all of you have those moments to remember. Your loss is great, but Joe is now totally at peace. I am sure that he had a great welcome party when he reached heaven. My love and prayers, Tracy

So sorry for your loss.Joe was a kind and gentle man who endured more than most of us.He is now at peace!
God bless him! And God comfort the family Joe will one day be with again!

To Kathleen and all members of your family: I am deeply sorry for your loss. I remember Joe well, as I do Irene and Tommy, from being at your apartment on top of the hill on 93rd St. when we girls came over to visit.

I am sure God is watching over him now.

Much peace and love to you all.
Jean

Thank you Joe for the quiet peace you brought to a room. We hope that peace will now be eternally yours.

To Joe.....a man of utmost decency who was ground down by the insanity of the world around him... God Bless Him and I hope he can look down upon us with kindness and grace....May the SKULLY King of Brulene rest in peace