Matthew Thomas Sullivan
August 22, 1996- November 9, 2019
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Matthew Thomas “Sully” Sullivan, 23, of Huntingtown passed away November 9, 2019. He was born August 22, 1996 in Annapolis to Perry Scott and Michele Lynn (Tubb) Sullivan. He was raised in Huntingtown and graduated from Huntingtown High School in 2014 with scholastic honors. He then attended the University of Maryland, College Park where he was accepted into the Scholar’s Program. Matt worked with his family’s excavating business, Sully & Sons. Matthew enjoyed music, lifting weights, and playing basketball. He loved animals, especially his pets.
Matthew is survived by his parents Michele and Scott Sullivan, his brother Adam P. Sullivan, grandparents George and Debbie Sullivan of Friendship and Bill and Pam Ticknor of Edgewater, and his great-grandmother Thelma T. Crandell of Lothian. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Roy T. Tubb.
Visitation
Services
- Memorial Visitation
Thursday, November 14, 2019
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Interment
- Private
Contributions
Calvert Animal Welfare League
1040 Prince Frederick Boulevard
PO Box 1660
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
410-535-9300
Matthew,
I’m still hoping one morning we will all wake up and this will have just been a bad dream. I really can’t process it at all, and I’m not sure any of us will ever be able to. I know we didn’t see each other as frequent as some cousins do but every time we were all together it was always full of laughs. I looked forward to every single Christmas Eve at mommom and granddad’s because I knew we would all be together and would end up laughing until we had tears in our eyes. I blame both of our moms for the laughter because they’re a mess when they get together! Last Christmas Eve was definitely my favorite, and I will always hold that memory of you in the front of my mind. I am so thankful to have so many memories with you growing up. I know you’re at peace, but I selfishly wish you were still physically here. I love you so much Matthew, I really hope you know that. Please give pop pop Roy and pop Crandell a big hug and kiss from us all. I really can’t wait to see you again!
Love you forever,
Brittney
Our heart felt sympathies go out to Michele and Perry for the loss of their precious son. Matthew brought such joy and light to our lives and he will be sorely missed. His smile lit up the room. The family is in our thoughts and prayers. Paula & Paul Robison
Our deepest condolences for Michelle and Scott, family and friends. Prayers sent and know he is now at peace in the hands of our lord and savoir. RIP Michael, God Bless.
So sorry for your loss. The last time I saw Sully was the morning I had to find his friend Gabe. From the living room of the house he was living at I could see his bedroom sitting on the side of his bed. Sully could only shake his head “yes” at the two questions I asked him because he knew if he came out he was going to get the phone handed to him and get a chewing out from his Mom. Every time I think of this I start to laugh just remembering the expression on his face that morning. Sully you can now RIP.
Our deepest condolences to the family. May God’s Grace comfort your broken hearts.
I loved you so much
I love you Bubba.
Gram
My heart is breaking for you all. My prayers love and thoughts are with you.
Gods love and mercy be with you all.
Jeanie LesCallett
Deepest sympathy to entire family. My prayers, love, blessings to you all…including Pam & Bill Ticknor–dear friends from St James. Love and blessings. Connie Townshend-Halkovich
Scotty and Michele , I can only find the words to say we are so sorry for your loss. Matthew you can rest in peace now.
My deepest condolences to Scott, Michele, Adam, and the entire family. I am so sorry for your loss. Words cannot possibly express my sincerest Sympathy.
I will always keep fond memories of watching Matthew grow up. His adorable red hair, sweet smile, and when he was 5, the realization that he was not going to run wild and get away with it! And we both share the same birthday born on the cusp, being a Leo foremost with a slight hint of Virgo. I’ll never forget our kids growing up together and none of them ‘really’ talking or hanging out because it wasn’t the cool thing to do (I think they were so exhausted and sleep deprived from catching the bus so early). Seeing Matthew play basketball for hours on end with his family always brought joy to my heart.
May God bring comfort to you and your family. And, may Matthew soar with the angels high in the Heavens.
I’m going to miss you Sully. You started out as my best friend in biology in 10th grade and remained friends ever since. Every time we crossed paths there was so much laughter and memories I will always cherish. He was always soft spoken but had the best response to anything. I have never known anyone quite like him. I’m very sorry for his families loss. You gave us such an amazing person.
Thoughts and prayers to the Scott, Michele and Adam.
Sully, you were and still are a brother to me. Our time together in life was by far the most meaningful experience I’ve ever had. We used to refer to ourselves not as friends, but as “life partners. We intended to go through every step of life together. Our lives together were not perfect, but we did our best in everything we did. Everything I’ve had in life is meaningless relative to the sound of your laughter, to the memories of our times together, and the dreams of our future lives. Everyday since you’ve passed I have tried to live for you, for us. You are still here with me, walking every step together, just like we used to and always will.
I love you, man. Hope there’s Brisk tea up there.