William H. Flannagan, Jr.

Still remember that great smile when he walked into the restaurant Give Taylor our best wishes.

Taylor and family. We still remember your dad fondly, even though we sold the restaurant a number of years ago. Eileen and Dick Rinaldi

Sorry for you loss, Billy was. A great guy and will be missed.

Neal

Like trees in a forest, some memories survive the press of time even when given little care or consideration.

I knew Billy for only one year, as a St. Ray's junior when he was one of a couple senior co-captains for the SRA indoor and outdoor track teams, and even though that was more than 50 years ago, the Billy Flanagan of 1964-65 is still very fresh in my mind.

Bill was a dedicated runner who took each race and workout seriously but was not above squeezing a laugh or two...

I often think back to running against you and the rest of the Saint Raphael gang at Slater Park. You will be remembered and missed.
Larry LaCroix

Dear Taylor and family

We have such fond memories of your dad. He was a great customer, even after you left R.I. He kept us informed about you and your new life. His smile and positive attitude always encouraged great conversation. We were fortunate to have the opportunity to know him, even in a small way. We share your sorrow for his loss.

Sincerely,

Richard and Eileen Rinaldi
(Walt's Roast Beef)

I worked with bill for more than 20 years and he was the one to ask me if I remembered you at a Christmas party. was a good person.

Sue,
We are sending our thoughts & prayers to you, Sean,& Taylor during this difficult time. We were blessed to know Bill fora short time but he will long be remembered.
Love & Peace

Sue and Bill, you seldom heard the one without the other. They not only complemented each other, they completed each other. It should be every person's birthright to marry their best friend. This certainly happened to these wonderful people. Their love affair was life-long. Bill will be sadly missed. He was gentle and kind and devoted to his family. His personality drew people to him. The end, as it usually does, came much too soon. All who knew him were better for that experience. Rest...