James "Jim" L. Sullivan

My mother Arline Clark will be happy to welcome Jim to the other side. She had so much respect for him, as did my whole family. From broken screen doors to boat motor repairs “Jimmy Sullivan can fix anything” she used to say and was always there in a heartbeat. When I was a kid, he was like Superman. He will be missed.

I grew up in Saxonburg, PA. My mom, Dodie, and I would buy our furniture at Jim and Phyllis’ furniture store in Butler. Both of our families also had connections to Canadohta Lake, PA. This is where my friendships grew with each of the Sullivans and their beautiful families. Our hearts go out to Diana and all of Jim’s family. Jim is one of those-kind-of-guys who will be greatly missed by all. Our family sends love and prayers.

So very sorry to hear of Jim’s passing, he was always a smiling face at Parker, my sincere condolences are sent to Diana and his family

Jimmy will be deeply missed by family and friends. Thank you for being a great neighbor while I had my lake home from 2005 to 2017. Jimmy and Diana were always there with a lending hand and a great warmth of happiness. Jimmy you will be deeply missed. God Bless, June Brine

I am so sorry for your loss, and for the pain that all who loved Jim are feeling at his absence. We each have our unique perspective on who someone is in the context of our individual lives. In my mind’s eye, my first cousin, Jim, will always be that young boy with the big heart, full of curiosity, absolute love for his family, who was always up for adventure, and had a wickedly twisted sense of humor that definitely appealed to me. Even in his youth, Jim had a quiet presence and never failed to notice what lay beneath the surface of what was happening around him, and he was consistently kind. In summer, he loved hanging out with his brother, Rick and me, fishing on the Lake, eating fries at Ethel’s, swimming, or playing minature golf in the closed-down course at The Park — out of which we were expressly told to stay, but didn’t. The three of us spent time climbing in the rickety tree house Rick built over, what was then quicksand, in what was then a mini forest next to Uncle Jim and Aunt Phyl’s cottage that separated their lot from their neighbor’s. At the beginning of every year, Pappy Sullivan would gather the older of us kids (Rick, Jim, cousin Diane, and me) and deliver “the talk” regarding what to look out for in order to stay safe — mainly reminding us how to recognize quicksand, the sound of a rattlesnake, and bear sign, and what to do in each instance. And during these talks, Jim was always the one who stood in the backgound and good-naturedly provided gestures and sound effects for emphasis. (The Lake was a much wilder place when the older of us were kids. It got a lot more tame and civilized by the time most of you arrived.) These are the memories I cherish most. Jim will forever live in my heart as one of the finest men I have ever known, like his father, and his grandfather, and his brothers. The Sullivan men are a rare breed
— they don’t make them like that any more. I feel incredibly blessed that I was able to remind Jim of how much I love him a few days before his passing. Now, he’s with his brother, Rick, and all those went went before. Whenever any of our family passed, Rick used to call me, say who was then missing, and then would state matter-of-factly, “Well, you’re next,” because I am the oldest in our generation of cousins. It was our private joke. When I heard of Jim’s passing, I imagined him standing with Rick, looking down at me from Heaven, and with big grins on their faces, and their signature laughter, saying, “Well, you’re next!” And my heart smiled. Please know that I share your grief, and that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

So sorry for your loss. May God be with you with love and hugs.

He was a good friend and a wonderful person

We are so sorry for you loss. I knew Jimmy growing up at the Lake, we lived next to his Mom and Dad, and now next door to Tom and Josette. He was a wonderful guy, always seemed happy! Loved watching him on his hydro! Diana and family,our prayers are with you.

I knew Jim from work at Parker and always enjoyed his presence. My condolences to the family.

To the Sullivan Family,
We are so sorry for your loss & send our heartfelt condolences. God bless you & your families during this difficult time.

So sad to hear about Jimmy, he was a good friend to me in the early seventies at the lake.

So sorry to hear about
Jim was such a great friend worked with him at Ethan. Allen and at Parker. Was the best man when a got married.till we meet again my friend

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