Jason Sullivan
January 16, 1975 ~ September 15, 2022
Jason Sullivan, 47, longtime Lake County resident, passed away unexpectedly September 15, 2022. He was born January 16, 1975 in Mentor.
Jason was a very passionate person and that translated to all things he was interested in.He was an avid reader, poet, musician, nature and dog lover. Jason was extremely creative, thoughtful, loving, and always up for a spirited debate. Jason had a great sense of humor and those who knew him definitely have some hilarious stories.
Survivors are his children, Lucy and Miles Sullivan, mother, Louanne Sullivan, brother, Robb Sullivan, his“mi amor” Lindsay Horton, best friend, Jeremy Lanning, and his beloved dog, Betty. Private family services will be held in memory of Jason.
On behalf of his children Lucy and Miles, it is encouraged to send pictures of Jason along with any positive, funny, or story of interest to the following email: wildernessjason@gmail.com Online obituary and condolences may be viewed at www.behmfuneral.com
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I will forever cherish all the many memories we created together. Thanks for loving me and being my biggest fan. I miss and love you so much.
I regretfully had to learn of Jason’s passing. We were high school friends at MHS. Jason was unapolegetically his own person! A very cool memory I have is when he played Living Culture – Cult of Personality in our 8th grade science class. That was Jason – always kind and authentic!
Like a gift, this popped up in memories. Jason was the “let’s get a picture guy”, so I didn’t have a photo memory of my own.
My heart is full, full of the loss of this incredible person, full of memories that make me smile and laugh, but full because Jason always gave you more than your mind and heart could process. Somehow he was never “too much”, as they say. Just perfectly Jason.
I’m deeply sorry to Hear about Jason’s passing, he was loved very much and I will miss him always
Paralyzed by this. 2 years and 5 days and I’m writing something here. I miss you. Since your death I can cry as easily as I can breath. Your absence fills my world. It’s too much.