ARTHUR JOSEPH FLAMM

Arthur was my personal inspiration to become a labor lawyer.His personal integrity was unsurpassed.

Allan W. Drachman

Arthur helped us fight the good fight organizing working people in and around Boston and New England with his expert legal abilities, knowledge and friendship. Arthur will be missed. Jeff Bollen UFCW Local 1445.

Arthur Your tireless work and dedication to the labor movement and all working people will never be forgotten. Rest in peace my friend, Tom Broderick

Arthur, you will be sorely missed. Those of us who followed you owe you much.

The Lord Bless You and Keep You. The Lord Make His Face Shine Upon You and be Gracious To You. The Lord look Kindly upon You and Give You Peace.
Arthur, you were the best. The Labor movement and especially the Iron Workers will miss your Devotion, Compassion and Dedication to all the Working Men and Women of New England.
Joseph M. Quilty (Iron Workers Int. General Vice President (Retired) )

Our deepest condolences to you all on your loss. I am sorry we never got to meet Arthur, but from the stories Laurie has told, he sounds like quite a man. The best of him lives on in his daughter and grandchildren.

We hope wonderful memories get you through this difficult time.

Our very best wishes to you all,

Arthur was a wonderful attorney, a wise and trusted advisor, and a true friend. It was our pleasure to know him. Sincere condolences to Ruth and the Flamm family.

I sat on the "opposite" side of the table in the labor relations field, but I knew Arthur to be a consummate advocate and a man of the highest integrity, he taught me much.
Paul Kingston

Arthur had the swagger of a lawyer who was both opinionated and smart. He was also kind to and supportive of younger lawyers including myself. May he rest in peace.