Robert Paul “Bobby” Sullivan
Robert Paul “Bobby” Sullivan
11-30-1960
8-8-2025
It is with heavy hearts that we share the loss of Robert “Bobby” Sullivan. Bobby was born on November 30, 1960 in Sulphur, Louisiana. He was the second of 4 siblings.
Bobby grew up in a great time during the 60’s – 70’s. He graduated from Sulphur High School in 1978. He was a proud member of the Golden Tornado Marching Band. He loved music and art, but most of all, he loved flowers. He attended training to be a florist in the early 80’s and never looked back. Bob loved to compete in floral competitions, always striving to be the best. We were always amazed at the talent he had arranging flowers. He worked at, and then later owned, Country Club Florist before moving. Once in Texas, he eventually landed a job at HEB grocery stores, becoming a floral manager. There he found a wonderful family.
Bobby had a big, loving heart. He was always willing to help anyone and everyone. Bob never met a stranger, having friends everywhere from those at Maas Nursery, HEB stores, Black Rock Coffee, the Houston Texan family, and all his favorite restaurants and servers.
Bobby is survived by his: partner, Daniel Cruz; siblings, Cindy Vincent (Lee) of Sulphur, Louisiana, Pat Sullivan (Karen) of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Marilyn Sullivan of Sulphur, Louisiana; nieces, Abigail Kirk (Justin), Hannah Bunch (Greyson), Hallie Vincent, and Shelby Drouant (Garrett); nephews, Brandon Vincent (Eva), Justin Vincent (Megan), Collyne Crochet, Brian Vincent, Weston Hyatt. He was a Great Uncle to Kollyne Williams and Jett Kirk. Bob also leaves behind his 4-legged children, Rowdy and Riff Raff. He is preceded in death by his parents, Gordon and Irene Sullivan.
A Visitation will be held on Thursday, August 14, 2025 from 5-8 p.m., with a rosary being said at 6:30 p.m., at Crowder Funeral Home, 111 E. Medical Center Blvd., Webster, Texas 77598. A Service will be on Friday, August 15, 2025 at 11 a.m. at Crowder Funeral home, with a reception to follow.
The family and Daniel would like to thank everyone for your love of our Bobby. We appreciate all the calls and texts as they show how much he was loved.
I am Daniel’s sister Connie and I am truly sorry for all of your loss.Bobby was an amazing family member our brother in law whom we loved so very much .We always enjoyed and had a good time with him .May you rest in peace..we will always love you and will miss you so much.We love you and till we meet again sending you hugs🙏🏻🙏🏻
Daniel, Cindy, Pat, Marilyn and all of Bobby’s family, I want to offer my heartfelt condolences. I cannot imagine the difficult time you are going through. I will always remember Bobby for the loving, kind, caring person he was. We loved Bobby and will truly miss him. May our God bless you and provide comfort, peace and strength . Though Bobby is not physically here with us, he is here in spirit. As long as we hold on to the memories that we have shared with Bobby, he will be alive in our hearts and minds and he will continue to live on through us. May our brother Bobby rest in peace.
Oh Bobby, I still can’t wrap my head around this. I still find myself looking for you in the store. Ill miss our inappropriate Monday Morning coffee chats and your mischievous smile. Soar high buddy and Behave yourself up there💛
Bobby you are missed so much. I’ll miss our morning talks we had while you warmed up your coffee in our microwave for the millionth time. We will know when we see the brightest stars in the sky, that’s it’s you being your best self up there. 💛
Bobby was one of my dearest high school friends! We were in band together and mom just thought of him as another kid of hers. We had so much fun together and even back them, he was a hot mess! We later reconnected in life at the Houston Texans. Bobby’s floral designs were magnificent and he was a Master at his craft! I’ll always remember his laugh and wonderful sense of humor. He and Daniel were a great couple. I’ll miss you so much my friend. Your friendship was a gift!! Love you!
Lydia Launey
Oh behalf of the family, the immense outpouring of support has been seen, felt, and heard by all of us. Bobby’s sudden passing has been difficult, but we remain faithful.
He had a humbled heart, loving spirit, and great sense of humor. Bobby will be missed, but we find comfort in knowing that his memory will live not only in our thoughts and heart but in that of so many others as well.
Pat, Daniel, Cindy and Marilyn