Brian Louis Sullivan

Birth date: Sep 16, 1958 Death date: May 10, 2018

Brian Louis Sullivan, age 59, was born to parents, Mr. Hilary Louis Sullivan and Ms. Eva Eugene Hanna Sullivan on Tuesday, September 16, 1958 in Dallas, Texas. He passed away on Thursday, May 10, 2018 in Richardson, Texas. He was Read Obituary

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David Chien

386w ago

To say “I will miss Brian,” would be an understatement. Brian’s passing creates a void in my life that will be hard to fill. He was the kind of man that you could talk to on different level. One moment we could be talking about some work-related problem that we needed to solve, and the next we could be talking about a movie or the latest hot topic. The great thing about Brian was that he never judged. He was always open to new ideas and accepted the opinions of others freely. I will miss his dedication at work where he would always keep you up to date on the latest issues and trends. I will miss how friendly he was, and how he would always take the time to chat with you even with his busy schedule. I will miss the reassurance I felt knowing that when he was at the helm, everything would be alright. Safe journey my friend, I know that you will keep the heavens in order until we meet again.

Manny Estrella

387w ago

Brian was a breath of fresh air for DCCCD. His calmness was infectious and I knew if Brian was involved that everything would be alright. We will miss you Brian and we are all blessed to have met you.

Todd Dewberry

387w ago

Thanks for the ride in your Z. I’m still getting a sports car and the first drive will be dedicated to you, Brian. We’ll miss you.

David Allenza

387w ago

Brian remains one of the most personable, professional people I’ve ever met. From our first meeting, I was instantly impressed by not only the depth of his technical knowledge but how he so effortlessly applied that knowledge in the most practical ways to better serve the DCCCD populace. Brian put a great deal of care and effort into every project, and he always made time to considerately inform the IT staff of the member campuses of “the road ahead” toward improvement and innovation. His sense of humor and quick smile made those of us at Richland look forward to his visits. Brian always seemed intent on leaving the District a better place than he found it; in that aim I believe he was quite successful, and we will all miss him greatly.

Saundra Zabojnik

387w ago

Brian-
You know, your technology skills will be missed by the DCCCD at large, because you have done so very much to correct and enhance our current and future / Data Center and DCCCD Network that affects every Administrator, PSSA, staff, instructor, college students, high-school students, and visitors.
But more than that, I already miss talking and joking with you, especially our “VAN” conversations. You know I will still be watching out for Aluminum Cans for you! And I’ll occasionally have a slice of pizza and some Coca-Cola cake for you. Your Pal- Saundra

Robert (Cole) Coleman

387w ago

I had the pleasure to meet and get to know Brian. All though brief, I’m proud to say that Brian was a great man and he will be missed very much. I truly am sorry for your loss and please know that you have our condolences.

Doc

387w ago

Brian was the jewel of the IT-Comm team and a good christian brother. He will highly be missed. Especially the old man pat on the back he use to give me when I looked beaten down. Thanks God for allowing me to know him.
Doc

Wanda Taylor

387w ago

How can such a crazy guy come and go so quick? You were just giving me a hard time about being “awesome”! Hard to imagine how work will be so funny anymore! You truly touched my life – even though some of the times you annoyed me to death – taking the place of my long lost brothers. It was so refreshing to hear such praise coming from you about your family. The love you have for them and how proud you are of them was always a breath of fresh air! God called home such an angel! You will be missed dearly.

Shannon Rico

387w ago

Brian and I crossed paths at Garland ISD and he and I became friends to bounce ideas off. We went separate ways but stayed in touch and I am truly sad for his family for this loss. He was a good man.

Sandra Hunter

387w ago

I remember how patient Brian was no matter what time of the evening or weekend that I had to call him. He patiently took all the time that was needed to solve a problem then thank me. He was a class act and will be sorely missed.

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