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Allan R. 'Sully' Sullivan - Deceased
Address: Mt. Vernon, Missouri
Dog(s) :
Branch: USAF
Unit(s): 6498th SPS (DaNang)
War(s): Vietnam
Biography:

 


In Memory of
Allan R. 'Sully' Sullivan

1946 - 2014

 

 

 

Date of Birth: Tuesday, July 30th, 1946

Date of Death: Thursday, August 7th, 2014

 

 

          Obituary:

Sullivan, Allan R.

 

"Sully," was born July 30, 1946 in Miami, OK.  He was the only child of Guy and Jean Millsap Sullivan.  He received his Last Commanders Call August 7, 2014, from Agent Orange related illnesses, including Lung Cancer. 

 

Sully was united in Marriage with Linda Coons on April 14, 1973 in Sedalia, Missouri. 

 

Surviving is his wife, Linda of the home; his Red Patch family; a cousin, Jim Sullivan of Kansas City, KS; and extended family members of the Springfield and Mt.  Vernon, MO area. 

 

He attended school in Mt Vernon, Missouri, graduating in 1964.  He obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from Wichita State University.

 

Sully was a lifelong worshiper in the Presbyterian faith with affiliation at his home town church in Mt.  Vernon, Mo. 

 

Sully was a proud military veteran following thirteen years of service in the United States Air Force.  He served in Vietnam with the 6498th SPS in DaNang.  He served in the Philippines with an elite Intelligence and Reconnaissance group called the Red Patch.  The bonds formed with his fellow Red Patch Brothers continue today. 

 

Following Military service, Sully worked for the Wichita Public Schools Security department, retiring in 2004 from South High School. 

 

Sully was active in many Veterans organizations including the Haysville Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #6957, 40 & 8 Voiture #58, American Legion, Vietnam Veterans Association, and Vietnam Security Police Association.  His commitment to meeting the needs of fellow veterans was ever present. 

Memorials in Sully's name can be made to the Voiture #58 Nurses Scholarship Program, VFW Children's Home, the South High JROTC program, or an organization of your choice.

Visitation will be Monday, August 11 from 5-7 PM.  Funeral service is Tuesday, August 12 at 10:00 Am at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church, Haysville, KS.