Ann Denise Sullivan

Birth date: Jul 15, 1957 Death date: Aug 23, 2021

Ann Denise Sullivan, of Washington DC, passed away on August 23, 2021. Born on July 15, 1957, in Cheverly, MD to Joseph and Jean Sullivan, Ann attended High Point Sr. High in Beltsville, Maryland and later Hong Kong International Read Obituary

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Jim Nealis

208w ago

Ann was my dearest friend and compatriot since we met working at the Beltsville Burger King 47 years ago. She was an absolute joy to be with - whether on a day trip to Baltimore, riding the coasters at Six Flags, or just hanging together at a local ice cream shop or playing an intense game of Trivial Pursuit, Boom, 20 Questions or I Should Have Known That. These battle of the mind games had become a passion for her the past few years, and she would bike from Capitol Hill to College Park - beat me (usually) - then bike back to Capitol Hill! Through thick and thin Ann was always there for me, and I was always there for her. They say you can 'light a candle' for someone who has passed, but a million candles will not even slightly brighten the darkness her passing has brought into my life and the lives of so many others. Rest well my dear friend - someday, somehow, God willing,we will be together again.

Jim Nealis

Tom Mann

212w ago

Ann was one of the sweetest people I've ever known. I had many lunches with her at our mutually-favorite 'dive, Pete's Diner across the street from the Library of Congress. She made a wonderful addition to a group of ladies that I would get together at the Cosmos Club in DC, for a big Sunday brunch a couple times a year. She was also the backbone of the whole section at the Library that focused on cataloging children's books. Her perpetual good cheer will always be missed.

Beverly Brannan

212w ago

Ann’s death is SO shocking. She practiced such healthy routines with her diet and exercise. I remember when she worked in the Prints and Photographs division before she went to Children’s Books. She was always so energetic and upbeat. She had made plans for a lunch only shortly before she died. So shocking.

Saul Schniderman

212w ago

Ann brightened up my days at the Library of Congress. She always had a kind and humorous way about her. A dedicated federal employee, she was the most professional of catalogers. As the president of the Guild, Local 2910(AFSCME) I always regarded her as a Founding Member of our union, for which she volunteered as a trustee.

Catherine O'connor

212w ago

I can't believe Ann is gone. She was so positive and such a ray of light. She will be much missed by her cataloguing colleagues at the Library of Congress and by her union colleagues in the Guild for her work as a delegate. I have no words.

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