Jeffrey Flanagan
Jeffrey Flanagan
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Born on November 20, 1954 in Highland Park Michigan to Douglas Ray Flanagan and Margaret Jane (Poe) Flanagan. Douglas and Margaret moved from Michigan to the Arlington area in July 1968.
Jeff's work in various concrete projects in the DFW area can still be found including the Hilton Arlington, Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, and most notably the project he was most fond of, Globe Life Field in Arlington Texas. Jeff was a lifelong Texas Rangers and Dallas Cowboys fan, and an avid collector of various Texas Rangers hat pins that covered a number of walls in his house, plus lots of other Texas Ranger memorabilia.
Jeff is survived by his Step-son William Bailey and wife Alison; Daughter Connor Slosek; Brothers Douglas Flanagan and wife Mary, David Flanagan and wife Carrie, and Rick Flanagan (deceased May 2025) and wife Kelly; Sister Julie Flanagan; two grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews and extended family.
Jeff was preceded in death by his parents, Douglas and Margaret Flanagan; sister Susan Kay (Flanagan) Smith; nephew, Matthew David Flanagan; and niece Sharon Ellen Flanagan.
An internment service will be held on August 5th, 2025 at 9am, graveside of Douglas and Margaret Flanagan at Moore Memorial Gardens.
A memorial gathering will be held that evening at Globe Life Field during the Texas Rangers and New York Yankees baseball game.
For information contact William or Julie.
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Robert Nathan Brown
July 24, 2025
I am sorry for your loss. Jeff and I go back 1968 when his family moved into our neighborhood. We both graduated from Sam Houston together. His family and he are prominent in my teens and the memories will always be cherished for me. It is sad to lose friends. I will grieve, but am happy he is still part of my life.
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