| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
8/2/2022 David L. Trima
North Attleboro, Ma, USA
Although I never had Mr. Flannery as teacher @ NAHS, I did have him for homeroom 1 year. My best way to describe that experience is he did "Dad jokes" long before it became popular. Prayers for strength to get you through this time.
8/2/2022 Barbara
Norton , Ma,
I worked many years with Bill at H&R Block. He was always so pleasant with his co workers and clients. Sending prayers to his family.
8/2/2022 Southeastern Regional Teachers' Federation
Easton, Massachusetts, United States
We are deeply saddened to hear about the loss of William Flannery. Our sincere condolences to his family at this time. Sincerely, The teachers at Southeastern Regional Vocational School District
8/2/2022 Michael Raymond
Mansfield, MA, USA
Very Sorry for your loss. Bill was a huge part of the Mansfield American Legion Post 198 and his efforts alone kept this post going for over 15 years. He served his country with pride and our nation mourns his loss. God Bless you Bill, you will be missed comrade. Michael Raymond, Mansfield American Legion Post 198 Commander
8/4/2022 Betsy Goulding
Mansfield, MA, United States
I spent the last 3 years working at the village at willow crossing and got to know Bill very well. He was quite the talker and we always bonded well during slow moments in the dining room. His character rang through, he talked about his time as a boy scout leader and a teacher, and his love of being with people never faded. During covid lockdowns, he would visit all his neighbors and brighten their days. He would often pass out homemade cookies to the staff, and share a beer with his resident buddies. On his birthday, he brought in 3 cakes to give out to everyone as dessert. He wanted to invite far too many people to Thanksgiving dinner, and his generosity didn't stop there. He figured out that I loved creating new milkshake flavors, and when he decided it was time to drink more protein shakes, he would be overjoyed to test out any combination that I could dream up. I would make up a big batch to give out to several residents, and Bill was always the only one to drink it all in one gulp and always gave me great feedback. It was a pleasure to know Bill, and I am deeply sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing him with us all.