Daniel J. Sullivan ... retired from PNSY

ROCHESTER - Daniel J. Sullivan, 84, died peacefully with his family on Saturday, September 22, 2018. He was born on November 8, 1933 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Predeceased by his parents are Daniel, Elizabeth (Koch) and brother Patrick Sullivan.
He is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Jane (Ward) Sullivan. His five children are Donna (Greg) Gutzwiller, Cindy Sullivan, Sharon (Joe) Martin, Darlene Sullivan, and Daniel Sullivan II. He was a cherished grandfather of 11 grandchildren: Michael (Liz) Weide, Heather (Tom) Goettke, Joey (Laura) Gutzwiller, Trisha (Steve) Boyles, Jaime, (Cesar) Carballo, Kayti (Cyle) Lovrant, Austin Martin, Devin, Cole and Chase Sullivan. He has 11 great-grandchildren. Danny enthralled all his grandchildren playing endlessly with them but he'd often had to stop and admit "You know Pépère's getting too old".
He is survived by his sister, Elizabeth Crean of Helotes, Texas and a brother, Thomas (Tater) Sullivan of Cincinnati.
Danny was a man of great faith, loving his churches. A communicant of Holy Rosary in N.H. and St Anne's in Florida. After graduating from Elder High School in 1952, he began an apprenticeship program. After two years, he joined the Air Force. After meeting Jane at Pease Air Force Base, they married in 1958. He subsequently finished school as a Journeyman Pipefitter in Cincinnati.
After 20 years of raising his five children, he decided to start a new career in the heating business with Jane's brother. Later he spent four years at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard deciding in 1994 it was retiring time.
Danny was the all-around handy man. He made belt buckles for most of the family members and close friends. He enjoyed travelling and cruising. He built his lakefront home and was always available to help all. Everyone was told to check Dan's "Man Cave" before buying because he had everything. Later he loved volunteering with the Rochester's Jaycees. Danny had a kind heart and on overwhelming sense of pride. He will be missed.