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William SULLIVAN Obituary

SULLIVAN, William Leo (Bill). 11 January 1948 - 3 January 2026. After several years of health challenges, Bill passed away peacefully at Waikato Hospital. Dearly loved husband and friend of Lorraine. Much-loved father and father-in-law of Mark, Richard and Angie. Proud grandfather of Lexie and Harley. Oldest son of Ray and Norma Sullivan (deceased), brother of John (deceased), Kay and the late Bob. Heartfelt thanks to the team at Waikato Hospital for their care, compassion, and support in Bill's final days. In accordance with Bill's wishes, a private cremation and memorial service will be held. Rest in Peace, Forever in our hearts. Pellow and Hill Funerals. FDANZ
Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 7, 2026.

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Ann Browne

Yesterday

Dear Lorraine. I got a shock when I read that Bil had died. I hadn't seen either of you for some time even though you do not live very far away and I had no idea that Bill had health problems. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Nick and Tami Ward

January 11, 2026

We just heard this terrible news. Wishing Lorraine and family comfort at this difficult time. We are just over the back fence if there is anything you need.

Yvonne Thorburn

January 8, 2026

Many happy memories from Opoia Rd Kay. My sincerest condolences to you Bill was your rock. Keep your memories close to your heart.

Yvonne Thorburn

January 7, 2026

Many tears have passed since I met the Sullivan family but always remember the fun times in Hamilton. Although we lost contact over the years you have been remembered. Symoathies to Lorraine and family and Kay.

Caroline Pumphry

January 7, 2026

Deeply shocked on reading the passing of Bill
I send my heartfelt condolences to Lorraine, Kay and family.
I have many special memories that will be with me forever.
Bill was a true gentleman

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