Death date: Mar 14, 2014
Edward P. "Ted" Flanagan, Jr., 74, a resident of Methuen, Mass., passed away at the Nevins Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre in Methuen on March 14 after a long illness. Born in Lawrence, Mass., Ted was a graduate of St. Rita's Gr Read Obituary
Dear Helen and family, we are very sorry to hear of Ted's passing. It has been a long and difficult struggle for Ted and all of you. Please accept our deepest sympathy and know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We all go way back and hope that the happy memories help you through the pain of his loss. Ted was a great husband, dad and grandfather and will always be lovingly remembered. God bless, Elaine & Jim Graham and family
Dear Helen, My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Ted was always so kind to my parents and me spending years at your place in Loon. Hearing about your grandchildren and how much you and Ted enjoyed spending all your time with them once you retired. I will never forget the times I spent up in Lincoln and how kind you both were to my family. Again, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this very difficult time. Linda Abate
To Helen and Family, It seems like yesterday that we moved in and became neighbors, and Ted came over and introduced himself. Always enjoyed talking with him, and you both became wonderful neighbors and friends. Just wanted to let you know Helen and family, thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Dear Mrs. Flanagan, Chris, Kelly and Tim: My sincere condolences on Mr. Flanagan's passing. It seems like only yesterday I was coming by on a Friday or Saturday evening in the mid summer to pick up Chris for a night on the town (or towns). Of course, Chris would never be ready. He would need to spend another 1/2 hour or so getting his hair perfect and shirt tucked in just right!:) That was OK though; that just gave me more time to spend on the back porch with Mr. Flanagan conversing on sports, politics or any other subject we chose had merit that particular evening. I know that your husband/dad will be sorely missed as will all those casual conversations on a warm summer evening. Once again, my sincerest condolences, Chris D. (Swiz)
Helen and Ted's Family. Ted was a great guy. I always enjoyed conversing with him. He was well versed on many subjects and had a good sense of humor. My sincere condolences to all of you. Pat Casale
