Deana Marie
Sullivan
May 30, 1972 - July 29, 2024
Deana Marie Sullivan, age 52, of Florence, passed away Monday, July 29, 2024. There will be a memorial service for her on Friday, August 9, 2024 at Williams Funeral Home. Visitation will be 12:30pm- 2:00pm and the memorial service will follow.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Judith Sullivan.
Survivors are her ex-husband and friend, Jeff Odom: father, Paul Cary Sullivan; brother, Doug Sullivan and nephew, Matthew Sullivan.
Deana had a love for art and music and will be missed greatly by her family and friends.
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August 9, 2024
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
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Williams Funeral Home, Helton Drive, Florence, AL, USA
August 9, 2024 12:30 pm
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9 Comments on “Deana Marie Sullivan”
Deana will be forever missed, she was one of a kind. I love you forever beautiful girl!
She was a true friend. You could always depend on her to be here when you needed someone to talk to. I love you and will miss you always. This just broke my heart in two.
Deana was my childhood friend , we grew up in a neighborhood of mostly boys so we had to tough little girls , and we were! She was such a wonderful person to be around! Always laughing and her beautiful smile and that red hair was amazing . Prayers for all Deana’s family . She will be greatly miss. Love you Deana fly high my sister.
Bad ass beautiful, cute and crazy. Life of the party and show stealer. You were a true rocker and talented artist. A beautiful soul who loved hard and a true friend to all in your circle. You loved your family and your family loves you. You made us laugh, you made us cry. Stubborn and mischievous. How I wish I could have another conversation where you would interrupt mid sentence and start talking about a completely different subject. Outgoing personality but also personal and intimate. No matter the years that have passed us, they all remained friendly. I cherish all the memories, they live in our souls forever. So tonight crank up the Concrete Blonde, and I’ll turn Sass Jordan up just a little bit louder. I know you are right here with me. Goodnight baby girl, ’til we meet again. I Love You!! …
An angel on this earth. We sure love you down here, Deana.
I love the picture they chose. I grew up with this gorgeous redhead, playing Charlie’s Angels, running around the neighborhood. Godspeed, angel.
I will never forget Deana, she and I became instant friends the first time we met and we spent most of our time together laughing hysterically. I couldn’t tell you anything about what we were laughing about, but it must have been hilarious. Deana was an incredible artist but an even more incredible person. She always had your back. I loved that girl. I’ll be praying for y’all. What a special family… may the Lord comfort you all.
My sister and best friend since 1976, the memories made and experiences had together… Deana, I will miss you and think of you every day. The funny things you would say, which I call “Deanaisms”, especially when I just took a drink of something and it comes out my nose and/or chokes me. So funny, loving, loyal, strong, outgoing, and the list goes on. Music such a large part of your life. Thank you for being my friend, family, confidante, partner in crime! You and your family will always be my family and I love you for always! Rest in peace, Harley~
I grew up loving Deana my whole life. Every time my mom was going to her house I was begging her to let me go with her. Usually it was no, because I was still pretty young and they were doing “adult things”. But they made sure to include me when they could. She always made me feel good about myself. She was always telling me how cool I was and how much she loved me. When I first met her we clicked pretty instantly. I’ll always love and treasure that connection. We had a shared love of music, and all things music and art. The last time I saw her was 6-8 months ago and I really didn’t recognize her. She was always the rocker chick that was cooler than my mom. Seeing her the way she was hurt my heart. I was given her cat necklace and I am so so grateful for it. Before she passed and one of the only times I remember being at her house I told her I loved it, and that she should totally give it to me. She said “Well maybe when I die.” I don’t think I’ll take it off much. It makes my soul feel better. I love her, so so much. I know she loved me too, as I was “mini-michelle”. I’m so glad I got to see her when I did. I’m happy I got to hug her neck one last time. I’ll cherish her memories forever, I love you Aunt Deana ❤️