George Washington Sullivan Jr., lovingly known by many as “Sully” aged 75, of Friendship, MD, passed away peacefully on October 3, 2026 surrounded by loved ones.
Born on November 18, 1950, in Takoma Park, MD, George was the cherished son of Inez Althea and George Sullivan Sr. He grew up with a deep sense of integrity and a strong work ethic that shaped every part of his life.
George married Debbie on August 30, 1968 and together they built a life filled with love, laughter and adventure. He was a devoted and loving father to George, Scotty and Wade. He was a pillar of strength for his family, but his grandchildren found the softest part of his heart. In his role as Granddad, his quiet sternness turned into pure tenderness. His family will forever remember his strength, kindness, wise advice and unwavering support.
Throughout his life, George worked in the construction field. In 1987, he started Sully & Sons Inc, a family excavation company. A true self-made man who could build, fix or solve nearly everything he set his mind to. He was proud to share his knowledge with his sons over the years, ensuring his knowledge, work ethic and resourcefulness lives on through them. Outside of work, he enjoyed going to auctions, collecting coins and antiques, traveling with friends, maintaining his classic cars, watching Redskins football and spending time at his vacation homes with his family.
George is survived by his beloved wife, Deborah Kaye Sullivan; their three sons, George Washington Sullivan III (Karen), Perry Scott Sullivan (Michele), and Timothy Wade Sullivan (April); grandchildren Michael (Adriana), Kyle (Krista), Adam (Karissa), Allison, Autumn, and Tinsley Sullivan; numerous nieces, nephews, and his extended family. He was preceded in death by his grandson Matthew T. Sullivan; his sister Shirley Bonifant, and his parents Inez and George Sullivan Sr.
Sully leaves behind a lifetime of memories, a family who loved him deeply and countless people whose lives he touched through his kindness, humor, generosity and willingness to help.
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Billy Hooper
October 7 – Obituary: George Washington Sullivan, Jr.
Saddened to hear of Mr. Sullivan’s passing. Met him through my work. So glad to see the word integrity in his obituary, that is a perfect word to describe my interactions with him. Prayers and condolences to the family.
Sherry and Frank Crain
October 7 – Obituary: George Washington Sullivan, Jr.
George was kind and always willing to help in anyway he could. He always made us feel at home and apart of the family. He will be dearly missed but forever remembered and dear friend to our hearts
Pauline & Billy Brady
October 6 – Obituary: George Washington Sullivan, Jr.
Debbie and family you have my deepest sympathy for the loss of George. May God surround you with his love and peace during this time. Love and hugs to all…
Barbara and Frank Brady
October 6 – Obituary: George Washington Sullivan, Jr.
May God truly bless his family and many friends. So sorry for everyone but he is free of pain now 🙏
Your loving wife, Debbie
October 6 – Obituary: George Washington Sullivan, Jr.
I miss you so much already. It will be so hard to continue life without you by me. I wish I had 58 years more to be with you. I love you so much Sully. I will be with you again one day.
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