JAMES OWEN FINNEGAN M.D.

To the Family: February 5, 1968 Echo Co. 2/26 Marines on Hill 861A was attacked by a North Vietnamese battalion - we sustained 8 KIA and 35 WIA. I was among the wounded he saved that day - on behalf of the Khe Sanh Marines our sincere thanks for the unflinching dedication and professionalism of Dr. Finnegan and all of Charlie Med.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this very difficult time. Your father was a wonderful man. We can only imagine what heaven is like right now:)) God Bless.

I am deeply saddened of the news of Dr. Finnegan's passing. It was always such a pleasure working with him and he will be missed by all. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this sad time. Heaven gained one funny, charismatic, handsome, and smart angel this week. Rest in Peace

Patriot, Warrior, Historian.
Physician, Surgeon, Healer, Teacher.
Husband, Father, Grandfather, Brother.
HERO.
FRIEND.

Mark, Joanne and family we are saddened to hear of the loss of your father. Please know that we are sending comforting thoughts and prayers your way Stay strong. Love Diane and Jim Richer

Our most heart felt condolences to Matt, Linda & the entire Finnegan family on the loss of a wonderful, funny, dedicated man. It was a pleasure to work with Dr. Finnegan AKA: Dad!
Cynthia & Steve Schumacher

Linda--i was so shocked and sorry to read about Jim's passing-he was such a wonderful person and i really enjoyed working with him to plan the trips that you got to take together-and those memories will remain with you forever-and he will always be there for you-please accept my deepest sympathy to you and your family--Maria (AAA)

Rest in Peace, Commander Jim Finnegan. Job well done. You are now at peace in the company of your Marines. Forever in our hearts.
Judy Kelly & Al Naar