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Jeff Eagan
April 11, 2008
Dear Flanagans -
Another oak has fallen. Please accept my sympathies on the loss of your father. Just thinking of him brings a smile to my face - his dry Irish wit, his broad tolerance for life's foibles, how he and Margie were such a strong couple together, how much he cared for his kids and grandkids. For me, he will always be associated with Boy Scouts, fish fries at Holy Family, and breakfasts at Heinemans. Joe was quite a guy. He will be missed.
Marshall and Linda Schmitt
March 31, 2008
John,
You have our condolences for the loss of your father. It sounds as if he was a special man who led an extraordinary life. We hope that his commitment to his community and what I understand was an even deeper commitment to his family will give you comfort in this difficult time. Take care. You are in our prayers.
jennifer schwartz
March 26, 2008
John and Debbie, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during your time of need...Jenny, Meghan & Jared Schwartz
Leslie Black
March 24, 2008
Dear Terry, Lynn and Family,
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all, and we were so sorry to hear about your loss.
Terry, If you are anything like your Dad, then he must have been a very nice person.
Sincerely
Dineo, Leslie, Chloe & Dineo Black.
Harvey & Kay Schaefer
March 23, 2008
Dear Flanagan Family...On this Easter Sunday we wish to express our sincere sympathy. Although words cannot ease your lose we hope you find comfort in knowing that we and so many others loved him dearly...I worked with Joe at the "J" for many years and have lots of special memories...He was a great guy who will be deeply missed...Because we are not in Wisconsin at this time, we will not be able to attend the funeral, but our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time...God Bless
Rev. Eugene Pocernich
March 21, 2008
Dear Flanagan family, On this Good Friday, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers as you commend our dear Joe Flanagan to the Lord. He, and your mom, Margi, were dear friends, in our church involvements, human rights and even travel to the former Yugoslavia and Rome in 1987 on a Marian Pilgrimage. They are now together again, in the Communion of the Saints, leaving us with many wonderful memories and a ton of inspiration. I'm leaving town Easter afternoon, for two days, and regreatably will be unable to attend the funeral. I will be with you in spirit and prayer. In the peace of the Risen Lord! Fr. Gene Pocernich
K. Richard Wells
March 20, 2008
To The Flanagan Family:
My mom (Joan Wells) and I only got to know Joe after she moved to St. John's. He was obviously a wonderful man, full of life and the quintessential gentleman who I always looked for on one of my visits. The entire community was blessed by his life. We send our deepest and most heartfelt sympathy to all of you.
K. Richard Wells and Joan Wells
Carol Schwartz
March 19, 2008
Dear John & Debbie,
I suffer with you in your loss. Both Ken and I wish to express our deepest condolences to you and the entire Flanagan family. Be comforted knowing that he has joined your mom in heaven.
Carol & Ken
Pat Roche
March 19, 2008
Our prayers are with the entire Flanagan family during this tough time.
Your father was a wonderful man and a great father figure to all of us growing up.
Jim Speckbrock
March 19, 2008
Joe was a fine gentleman to know and work with in the Journal family. He was a dedicated leader focused on company success, always with concern for employee fairness.
Joe's Irish humor brought hearty laughter and made work days fun.
My sympathies go out to the Flanagan family, of whom he was profoundly proud.
Kari Hirt & Family
March 19, 2008
John and Debbie- I am so very sorry to hear about your loss. You and your family are in my prayers.
Martin O'Grady
March 19, 2008
It was both an honor and privilege to work with Joe over the past eight years. My condolences to the family.
John & Karen Jacobs
March 19, 2008
Our deepest sympathy to the family. To me Joe Flanagan will always be remembered as the good father figure leader and shepherd during his time in Journal Advertising and as Marketing Director
Jim & Marlene Anderson
March 19, 2008
Our condolences to the family. Jim knew and worked with Joe through Ad Club and other advertising ventures in the 60's and 70's. May your many memories comfort and sustain you in the coming days and months ahead. God Bless your family!
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