Birth date: Jan 23, 1939 Death date: Jan 23, 2021
Agnes Marie Sullivan (nee Baker), of Maple Shade, NJ, formerly of Philadelphia, PA, passed away peacefully at her home on her 82nd birthday, January 23, 2021. Loving wife to the late William Sullivan for 59 years. Dear mother to P Read Obituary
To the Sullivan,
I am very sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
R.I.P. Aggie.
I’m sorry for your loss. Your mom , grandmom, great grandmom. Our loss too!
Your mom had the driest sense of humor I have ever heard. She would say some off-handed or off color comment that had you thinking like - oh wait, did she really say that ? Hilarious! No filter there! I don’t remember much as a kid other than Aunt Aggie was funny; I got to know her better as an adult and always enjoyed our conversations.
Vikki Moran
I always loved hanging out with Aunt Aggie and the whole Sullivan gang when I was a kid. She always was in a good mood despite having a house full of rowdy kids and nieces and nephews. As an adult I had the pleasure of seeing her when she would come up the street in Philly...... and stop by my Mom’s house on Tremont St. I got to visit with her before she want for a walk around the neighborhood with my mom.
She was a wonderful aunt!
Prayers to all off my cousins......Your Mom is in heaven now.....Chilling out with Grandmom Baker!
Ernie Howells
I've known Mrs. Sullivan for many, many years since Patty and I where kids! Great lady, mother & grandmother! She will be missed by many. Rest in Peace!
Christine and The Candello Family
I don't have a specific memory. I do have many years of great conversation with a great woman in my heart that i will never forget. Pattty and Beth God Bless you and your families. My prayers are with you all. I say Prayers for Mrs. Sullivan..she will be missed. I love you ladies...
Donna
When I was in my early twenties, I slept at grandmom and grandpops house after work for one week because grandmom was away visiting and the family did not want grandpop to be alone when She was gone. We would talk and He told me a story about Aunt Aggie one day. He was coming home and heard these little girls talking about those Baker girls and how mean and tuff they were, and they were not playing with them anymore. When He got home and saw it was His Aggie they were talking about He could not have prouder. He said when Aggie was a baby she was deathly sick and they did not know if she would make, grandpop said Her head was almost flat from laying there so long , and it brought tears to His eyes. We all know that was a lot for Him to say and He was that proud of Her.
