Robert Lee Sullivan was the son of James Pascal and Minnie Elizabeth SLAUGHTER Sullivan.
Robert Lee Sullivan married Nora May Newton Aug 25, 1929 in Sumner, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi.
Robert L. Sullivan was a tall, handsome man with a gentle, soft-spoken voice with the ladies and girls. He was the old-fashion gentleman that we don't have anymore...worse luck. He was honest, hard-working, a good husband and a wonderful father to their two daughters. He was also a wonderful grandfather. His family adored him, as we all did.
He became my uncle when he married my Aunt Nora and I loved him as much as I did all my uncles. He is loved and missed by all.
Robert Lee Sullivan married Nora May Newton Aug 25, 1929 in Sumner, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi.
Robert L. Sullivan was a tall, handsome man with a gentle, soft-spoken voice with the ladies and girls. He was the old-fashion gentleman that we don't have anymore...worse luck. He was honest, hard-working, a good husband and a wonderful father to their two daughters. He was also a wonderful grandfather. His family adored him, as we all did.
He became my uncle when he married my Aunt Nora and I loved him as much as I did all my uncles. He is loved and missed by all.
Robert Lee Sullivan was the son of James Pascal and Minnie Elizabeth SLAUGHTER Sullivan.
Robert Lee Sullivan married Nora May Newton Aug 25, 1929 in Sumner, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi.
Robert L. Sullivan was a tall, handsome man with a gentle, soft-spoken voice with the ladies and girls. He was the old-fashion gentleman that we don't have anymore...worse luck. He was honest, hard-working, a good husband and a wonderful father to their two daughters. He was also a wonderful grandfather. His family adored him, as we all did.
He became my uncle when he married my Aunt Nora and I loved him as much as I did all my uncles. He is loved and missed by all.
Robert Lee Sullivan married Nora May Newton Aug 25, 1929 in Sumner, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi.
Robert L. Sullivan was a tall, handsome man with a gentle, soft-spoken voice with the ladies and girls. He was the old-fashion gentleman that we don't have anymore...worse luck. He was honest, hard-working, a good husband and a wonderful father to their two daughters. He was also a wonderful grandfather. His family adored him, as we all did.
He became my uncle when he married my Aunt Nora and I loved him as much as I did all my uncles. He is loved and missed by all.
