Obituary: Former Chief of Police Bernard Sullivan passed away at the age of 78. Let’s learn more about him, including his wife and family, in this article.
Bernard Sullivan, also known as ‘Bernie, passed away on October 5, 2021. He was a former chief of police in Hartford and also served as the commissioner of the CT Department of Public Safety.
The governor of Connecticut announced the news of the death of Bernard Sullivan.
Obituary: Bernard Sullivan- Former Hartford Police Chief
Bernard Sullivan was a former commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Safety and the Hartford Police Department police chief. The news of his death was announced
Also known as ‘Bernie,’ Sullivan joined the Hartford police force in 1964 and rose through the ranks to become the chief of police in 1982. He became the youngest person to be appointed to that rank. In December 1989, he was chosen by Governor William A. O’Neil to serve as commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public safety.
Later, he was chosen to serve as chief of staff for the Connecticut House Democrats caucus and served until retiring from the public service in 2000.
An official obituary has been released by the Hartford Courant in honor of Sullivan.
Bernard Sullivan: How Old Was He?
Bernard Sullivan was 78 years.
Born on January 7, 1943, Sullivan grew up in Hartford and dedicated his life in service to the area. He held several positions in the public service department and served his people for more than three decades.
Meet His Wife And Family
Unfortunately, we have no details regarding Bernard Sullivan’s wife and family. There is no information about his family on the internet either.
His family is mourning the loss of their beloved one. We extend our deepest condolences to Sullivan’s family.
We hope to update it soon.
Bernard Sullivan Death Cause Revealed
Bernard Sullivan passed away on October 5, 2021.
The cause of his death has been identified as Leukemia, and as he has been battling the disease for over fifteen years. His family was by his side during this dark period.
The state has directed all US and Connecticut flags at the Hartford Police department and all DESPP throughout the state to be lowered in honor of Sullivan.