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David Finnegan Obituary

David Finnegan
May. 2, 1957 - Jan. 6, 2018
Former Saratoga Resident
David, 60, was born in Parnell, Iowa to Virginia and John Finnegan. A graduate of the University of Iowa, David moved with this family to Saratoga in 1991 where he resided for many years. David, a huge New York Yankees fan, always made time to coach his sons and many others in Saratoga Little League.
David is survived by his mother, Virginia Dougherty, his sisters, Shirley and Sandy, and his sons, John and Eric Finnegan.


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Published by Saratoga News Obits on Jan. 19, 2018.

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Leanne Corba

January 26, 2018

I was so sad to hear of Dave's passing. We were very close throughout high school, causing our art teacher (dear Mrs. Landa), to often ask us to "tone it down" as we chattered away working on our prospective art projects. Another great memory of Dave harkens back to the days when Monty Python had a bit of a cult following and a bunch of us would crowd around the television in his parents living room to watch on many occasions. I have lots of fond memories of our young and crazy days but sadly, we lost touch after high school. My heartfelt condolences to his family.
Fondly,
Leanne

Pat O

January 21, 2018

Sad to hear about David's passing. We were neighbors in Parnell.

K.

January 16, 2018

I'm truly sorry for the loss of Mr. Finnegan. Please pray constantly and allow the peace God provides ( which excels all thought ) to comfort you and help you endure during this time.

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