Charlene Ann Sullivan

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Diane Higgins

1m ago

My mom meant the world to me, she was my partner in crime, sidekick, my best friend. Whether it was sitting talking & laughing or going on a road trips, she was always ready to go! She loved her children, grandkids, great grandkids & friends beyond measure. Everyone who met mom immediately liked her. She faced adversity with determination and positivity, I will always carry that with me and look to that for my own strength. Mom. I will miss you everyday until we meet again and I can hear your voice. ❤️ Diane

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Arlene Wolf

2w ago

Char was a wonderful friend for 40+ years. She always had a smile on her face and made others smile just to be around her. Several years ago, Char and I took a trip to the east coast. We caught a flight to Boston and from there, traveled by tour bus up the east coast into Maine. We had lobster, at wonderful seaside restaurants, along the way, plus visited many beautiful sights. What a joyful trip we had. Besides that great trip, I worked with Char at the Clinton bank and at the Irish Hills bank, a branch of the Clinton bank. Later, we both got a job at the Saline Ford plant. Although we were paid a higher wage at Ford's, neither of us enjoyed that kind of work. We were laid off after 3 months, and Char returned to the Clinton bank. Over the 40+ years of our friendship, we kept in close contact, enjoying lunch, once a month, with friends we met at the bank. Char will be greatly missed by all those who knew her. May you rest in peace my friend and thanks for all the wonderful memories.

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Arlene Wolf

2w ago

Char was a wonderful friend for 40+ years. She always had a smile on her face and made others smile just to be around her. Several years ago, Char and I took a trip to the east coast. We caught a flight to Boston and from there, traveled by tour bus up the east coast into Maine. We had lobster, at wonderful seaside restaurants, along the way, plus visited many beautiful sights. What a joyful trip we had. Besides that great trip, I worked with Char at the Clinton bank and at the Irish Hills bank, a branch of the Clinton bank. Later, we both got a job at the Saline Ford plant. Although we were paid a higher wage at Ford's, neither of us enjoyed that kind of work. We were laid off after 3 months, and Char returned to the Clinton bank. Over the 40+ years of our friendship, we kept in close contact, enjoying lunch, once a month, with friends we met at the bank. Char will be greatly missed by all those who knew her. May you rest in peace my friend and thanks for all the wonderful memories.

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