Robert D. Sullivan

A beloved husband, parent and friend to many, Bob will be remembered for his kindness, quick wit and sense of humor. He is survived by his beloved wife Charlotte of nearly sixty years, son Brian and his wife Jennifer of Canoga Park CA, daughter Pamela and her husband Ken of Plymouth MA, son Kevin and his wife Jennifer of Boston. He also leaves behind his adored sister Lorraine Hurst of Chicopee MA, brothers Paul Sullivan of Northboro and John Sullivan of Natick MA. He also leaves behind many nieces and nephews.

Bob was born in Cambridge MA to Paul and Ruth (Moran) Sullivan. He grew up in Newton, graduating from Newton South High School, where he was known as Sully, and where he and Charlotte met. They started their life together in Newton, MA, then spent 34 years in Framingham raising their family. After their children were grown, they moved to Hudson and started a new chapter in life.

Bob started his professional life in information technology, where he spent over 20 years at Honeywell in Newton. He retired from the Department of Mental Health in Westboro. He was known for his strong work ethic, reliability and humor around the office.

Throughout his life he formed numerous life-long friendships while working and participating in his favorite activities.

He enjoyed vacations with his family on Cape Cod and New Hampshire, and after retiring, winters in Florida. His hobbies included bowling and card games, such as bridge and Uno, following all Boston sports teams. He also had a love for classic cars, boats and oldies music. After retirement he became an avid reader and joined the bridge group at the Hudson Senior Center. Bob was a giving person who was passionate about donating blood and platelets at the American Red Cross. Over the years, countless people were helped by the over 29 gallons of blood donated.

Bob touched the lives of many and will be deeply missed.

Calling hours will be held at the Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, 50 Central Street, Hudson, MA on Thursday February 19th from 10AM until 12PM, followed by a short memorial service. Burial will be immediately after at Forestvale Cemetery.

Instead of flowers, the family asks that any charitable donations be made to The American Red Cross, an organization that meant so much to him. Please follow this link to Donate in Bob's honor.