UPDATED R.I.P. Susan Jennifer Sullivan (Melissa, Friday The 13th Part 7: The New Blood)
UPDATE (6/10/20): We have learned that Susan is alive and well with more details to come.
This is sad news to pass along as it has been speculated about for many years now, but the good folks producing the Crystal Lake Memories documentary have confirmed Susan Jennifer Sullivan's passing. They have found the obituary for the late actress, which is posted below, and it shows that Susan was lost to the world on August 10, 2009.
Susan was such a memorable part of Friday The 13th Part 7: The New Blood that fans still talk about her performance and lasting impression on the franchise almost 25 years later. This writer only wishes we could have had a chance to hear her stories about her time filming The New Blood and find out more about what she did in life after acting.
From The Boston Herald
SULLIVAN Susan J., in Randolph, formerly of West Roxbury, August 10, 2009, age 46. Beloved wife of Ed K. Taylor. Devoted daughter of the late Charles A. (BPD) and Carol J. (Marcus) Sullivan. Loving sister of Karen L. Albergo of Randolph, John of Maynard, Stephen of Hanson and David of Taunton. Also survived by 21 nieces, nephews and 1 grandniece.
Susan was such a memorable part of Friday The 13th Part 7: The New Blood that fans still talk about her performance and lasting impression on the franchise almost 25 years later. This writer only wishes we could have had a chance to hear her stories about her time filming The New Blood and find out more about what she did in life after acting.
From The Boston Herald
SULLIVAN Susan J., in Randolph, formerly of West Roxbury, August 10, 2009, age 46. Beloved wife of Ed K. Taylor. Devoted daughter of the late Charles A. (BPD) and Carol J. (Marcus) Sullivan. Loving sister of Karen L. Albergo of Randolph, John of Maynard, Stephen of Hanson and David of Taunton. Also survived by 21 nieces, nephews and 1 grandniece.
Source: The Boston Herald
