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Tuesday, April 23, 2024

John “Jack” Joseph Sullivan

John Joseph Sullivan

John “Jack” Joseph Sullivan, 83, of The Villages, Florida, formerly of Arlington, Massachusetts passed away peacefully while under the care of hospice on Saturday, August 10, 2019.

He was born on November 21, 1935 to the late Humphrey and Lois Sullivan. He is a veteran of The United States Army and served proudly during the Korean Conflict as a Paratrooper. After the war, he worked as a Police Officer in Arlington, MA for 8 years. He was then a Capitol Police Officer at the State House working for the Governor and Constitutional Officers. He completed his education with honors, earning a Master’s Degree of Arts in Criminal Justice.

He is survived by his loving and devoted wife of 37 years Frances Sullivan; daughter, Donna Sullivan; siblings, Robert Sullivan (Ann), Barbara Caruso (Henry who is predeceased), Patricia Guzzitti, William Sullivan, Lois Ann Levesque (Claude); brother in-law, Lou Monaco; nieces and nephews, Barbara Barry, Dana Kilroy, Gina Caruso, Vinny Caruso, Bill Kilroy, Alicia Linehan, Aidan Linehan, Kimberly Levesque, Claude Levesque, Jr., Carol Donoghue, Melissa Donoghue, Kevin Sullivan, and James Kilroy.

He is preceded in death by his son John H. Sullivan; sister Elizabeth Monaco, and his parents.

Jack and Fran moved The Villages, FL in 1996 where they enjoyed their retirement together. Hobbies included playing golf and enjoying the local restaurants.

Services will be held in Arlington, Massachusetts. Date and time is pending.

In lieu of flowers please consider making a donation in his memory to Cornerstone Hospice, https://web.cshospice.org/.

 

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