Condolence Book for
Dr Donnacha O'SULLIVAN CChem FRSC
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I remember Uncle Donnacha visiting us in Warminster. I studied chemistry in college taking after Uncle Sean and Donnacha. I am sorry to hear of his passing and will keep him and his family in my prayers.
My mom, Elizabeth O'Sullivan Hill, was Uncle Donnacha's sister. He was my mom's favorite brother, and she looked up to him. I didn't have a chance to know him well as I live in the United States. But, I remember him as being funny and easygoing.
I am so sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts are with his family. I wish I could be there. He is in heaven with his siblings now!
I am so sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts are with his family. I wish I could be there. He is in heaven with his siblings now!
Donnacha was my Uncle. My mother was Elizabeth O' Sullivan - Hill.
I am very sorry to hear about the loss of Donnacha. My mother always spoke fondly of her older brother ! They were very close.
Brian Hill, Boston, Ma.
I am very sorry to hear about the loss of Donnacha. My mother always spoke fondly of her older brother ! They were very close.
Brian Hill, Boston, Ma.
Donnacha's deceased sister, Elizabeth (Lillian) O'Sullivan Hill, was my wife for 31 years. Lillian died in 1994 in America in Warminster, PA, near Philadelphia, PA.
Over the 47 1/2 years I have known my brother-in-law, I have found Dr. Donnacha O'Sullivan to be a fine man, fine father, fine husband, a very fine human being.
Donnacha's sense of human kept listeners happy. While on business in the states, he often visited Lillian and me for a day or two. A delightful guest he was. While I stayed in Ros Muck for the month of August in 1996, Donnacha visited me for a night.
Donnacha strongly resembled his father, Col. Sean O'Sullivan, ADC to President Sean T. O'Kelly (1945-59).
Unfortunately, Colonel died before I met his lovely daughter, Lillian. I did have the good fortune to meet his mother, Mary (Polly) Wright O'Sullivan, a lovely lady.
I remember him always with a song or a story in his heart and on his lips.
The Hill Family is saddened at Donnacha's passing. He, his wife Margaret, and their four lovely daughters and their families are forever in our prayers.
Joseph Edward Hill
Over the 47 1/2 years I have known my brother-in-law, I have found Dr. Donnacha O'Sullivan to be a fine man, fine father, fine husband, a very fine human being.
Donnacha's sense of human kept listeners happy. While on business in the states, he often visited Lillian and me for a day or two. A delightful guest he was. While I stayed in Ros Muck for the month of August in 1996, Donnacha visited me for a night.
Donnacha strongly resembled his father, Col. Sean O'Sullivan, ADC to President Sean T. O'Kelly (1945-59).
Unfortunately, Colonel died before I met his lovely daughter, Lillian. I did have the good fortune to meet his mother, Mary (Polly) Wright O'Sullivan, a lovely lady.
I remember him always with a song or a story in his heart and on his lips.
The Hill Family is saddened at Donnacha's passing. He, his wife Margaret, and their four lovely daughters and their families are forever in our prayers.
Joseph Edward Hill
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