In Memory Of

Robert Daniel Sullivan Lt. Col. (retired)

8/18/1927 - 10/8/2019

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Visitation Date

10/16/2019

Visitation Time

11:00 AM

Visitation Location

Bunker's University Chapel, 3529 E. University Drive, Mesa

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Service Date

10/16/2019

Service Time

1:00 PM

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About Robert Daniel Sullivan Lt. Col. (retired)

Robert Dan Sullivan passed away peacefully on October 8 th after a long and full life. He was born in Fairbury, Nebraska to Dan and Barbara (Hadachek) Sullivan-preceded in death by (the love of his life) his Wife Paula, Brother Richard and Sister Betty.

Robert served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. Enlisted in the Army @ 17 years old, he served as private to Lt. Col. retiring in 1971.

A gentle and strong man who loved his family and friends, Robert is survived by his son Robert Lee, daughter in law Vickie, three granddaughters and five great grandchildren.

Visitation will be at Bunker University Chapel, 3529 E. University Drive, Mesa, AZ, Wednesday, October 16 th @ 11 a.m. to 12 with burial at 1 pm at the Arizona National Cemetery, 23029 N. Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, AZ, 85012

In lieu of flowers, a donation to Hospice of the Valley is suggested.

Honoring Your Loved Ones

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4 comments

Phil and Mary Quindry

ago

Bob and Vickie, so sorry to hear about Bob’s dad. You are all in our thoughts and prayers

Dorothy Shupe

ago

Bob my heart and love goes out to you. What a reunion in heaven with your mom and dad. May the Lord shower His love on you, Vickie, the girls and your beautiful grandkids as you walk this new path.

Margaret Sullivan Yost

ago

I regret so much I cannot attend. My Uncle Bob was so special.I greatly admired him and loved him. I will think of all the family stories he told me and the advice he gave me. I will miss him. My thoughts and love are with you all Your cousin Margaret Lee

Tim and PAM

ago

Could not have asked for a better UNCLE. So happy Pam and I were able to spend time with him at his home and take photos in August of last year. Will be a memory we will always cherish. He will always be in thoughts an prayers.