Jimmie Jack Sullivant, sixty-six years of age, passed away on March 16, 2000 at Holladay Healthcare following a lengthy battle with lung disease.
He lived a long and colorful life. After serving his country in the air force during the Korean War, he worked as an insurance salesman and then as a working cowboy in the Book Cliffs near Green River. After retirement, he continued to work as the resident manager at a senior's high rise for the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City.
He battled alcoholism for may years; however, he was thirteen years sober at the time of his death.
He is survived by a daughter, Carla Dellose; three sons, Glenn Gary Rose, James Rose, and Ben Rose; an adopted daughter, Eileen Maloney; ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild; and his beloved friend and companion, Alice Crane.
He lived a long and colorful life. After serving his country in the air force during the Korean War, he worked as an insurance salesman and then as a working cowboy in the Book Cliffs near Green River. After retirement, he continued to work as the resident manager at a senior's high rise for the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City.
He battled alcoholism for may years; however, he was thirteen years sober at the time of his death.
He is survived by a daughter, Carla Dellose; three sons, Glenn Gary Rose, James Rose, and Ben Rose; an adopted daughter, Eileen Maloney; ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild; and his beloved friend and companion, Alice Crane.
Jimmie Jack Sullivant, sixty-six years of age, passed away on March 16, 2000 at Holladay Healthcare following a lengthy battle with lung disease.
He lived a long and colorful life. After serving his country in the air force during the Korean War, he worked as an insurance salesman and then as a working cowboy in the Book Cliffs near Green River. After retirement, he continued to work as the resident manager at a senior's high rise for the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City.
He battled alcoholism for may years; however, he was thirteen years sober at the time of his death.
He is survived by a daughter, Carla Dellose; three sons, Glenn Gary Rose, James Rose, and Ben Rose; an adopted daughter, Eileen Maloney; ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild; and his beloved friend and companion, Alice Crane.
He lived a long and colorful life. After serving his country in the air force during the Korean War, he worked as an insurance salesman and then as a working cowboy in the Book Cliffs near Green River. After retirement, he continued to work as the resident manager at a senior's high rise for the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City.
He battled alcoholism for may years; however, he was thirteen years sober at the time of his death.
He is survived by a daughter, Carla Dellose; three sons, Glenn Gary Rose, James Rose, and Ben Rose; an adopted daughter, Eileen Maloney; ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild; and his beloved friend and companion, Alice Crane.
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