Mr. Edward O'Sullivan This is Me

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1. 1. Editor's Report: Good Things From Tragedy

   www.cny.org/archive/er/er03049 - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/10/2003   Last Visited: 6/10/2003

   Ed O'Sullivan breaks down periodically when he talks about the tragedy. "The only thing that has pulled him through are the prayers." Those have come from friends, relatives and strangers. "A lot of people have been touched by his act, or by him personally," Mr. O'Sullivan said. Being a Good Samaritan didn't surprise those close to him, though. He often stopped to help motorists on the New Jersey Turnpike on his way home from Towson State in Maryland where he graduated cum laude.
   
   Mr. O'Sullivan speaks of "good things that have come out of the tragedy" and says, "There was a reason for it happening.
   ...
   Mr. O'Sullivan spoke to Detective Steven McDonald at a Mass for healing to which the paralyzed hero cop invited Daniel and his family.
   ...
   "Little coincidences," Mr. O'Sullivan calls the "connections between people happening through this tragedy."
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   And Father James Williams from Chaminade High School in Mineola, where Mrs. O'Sullivan is receptionist and attendance secretary, brought the couple Communion daily during their hospital vigil.
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   More tears of joy from Jan and Ed O'Sullivan.
   
   What are his hopes now, I asked Mr. O'Sullivan, gently.
   
   "That I get my son back 100 percent," he said fervently.

2. 2. Editor's Report: Good Things From Tragedy

   www.catholicny.com/archive/er/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/4/1999   Last Visited: 2/2/2001

3. 3. Editor's Report: Good Things From Tragedy

   www.cny.org/archive/er/er03049 - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/20/2003   Last Visited: 5/20/2003

   Ed O'Sullivan breaks down periodically when he talks about the tragedy. "The only thing that has pulled him through are the prayers." Those have come from friends, relatives and strangers. "A lot of people have been touched by his act, or by him personally," Mr. O'Sullivan said. Being a Good Samaritan didn't surprise those close to him, though. He often stopped to help motorists on the New Jersey Turnpike on his way home from Towson State in Maryland where he graduated cum laude.
   
   Mr. O'Sullivan speaks of "good things that have come out of the tragedy" and says, "There was a reason for it happening.
   ...
   Mr. O'Sullivan spoke to Detective Steven McDonald at a Mass for healing to which the paralyzed hero cop invited Daniel and his family.
   ...
   "Little coincidences," Mr. O'Sullivan calls the "connections between people happening through this tragedy."
   ...
   And Father James Williams from Chaminade High School in Mineola, where Mrs. O'Sullivan is receptionist and attendance secretary, brought the couple Communion daily during their hospital vigil.
   ...
   More tears of joy from Jan and Ed O'Sullivan.
   
   What are his hopes now, I asked Mr. O'Sullivan, gently.
   
   "That I get my son back 100 percent," he said fervently.