Thomas J. Delahanty
Funeral Information
PrintHome: Greenwood Lake, NY
Service Date: Jun 23, 2012
Date of Death: June 10, 2012
Place of Birth: New York, New York
Birth date: January 23, 1925
Age: 87
Graveside Service: Saturday, Jun 23, 2012 1:00 PM Orange County Veterans Cemetery
Visitation:
Private visitation was held at
Flynn Funeral & Cremation Memorial Centers, Inc., 139 Stage Road, Monroe, NY 10950
Interment: Orange County Veterans Cemetery
Biography
Thomas J. Delahanty
Greenwood Lake, New York
Thomas J. Delahanty of Greenwood Lake, New York, a Union Painter, and a life long resident of the area, died June 10, 2012 at his residence. He was 87 years of age.
Thomas was born in New York. He was proud to be an American and served his Country with Honor during the World War II serving in the Army and earning the Bronze Star, Victory Medal and Good Conduct Medal. He loved his family, loved to drive, and loved to take you out to lunch. He gave and never asked for anything. He always asked how you were and would do anything you asked.
Thomas was predeceased by his wife, Patricia Smith Delahanty. Thomas’ sisters, Joan and Teresa and his brother Joe survive him. His children, Douglas, Scott and his wife, Victoria, and Deirdre and her husband Scott survive him also, as well as his grandchildren, Mere, Thomas, William, Jack and Molly.
Visitation will be private.
Burial with Military Honor Guard will be held on June 23, 2012 at Orange County Veterans Cemetery, 111 Craigville Road, Goshen, NY 10924 at 1:00PM. All are welcome to attend a Celebration of Thomas’ Life at Deirdre’s residence.
Memorial contributions in Thomas’ can be made to the Wounded Warrior Project, PO Box 758517, Topeka, Kansas 66675.
Funeral arrangements and cremation services have been entrusted to Thomas F. Flynn and the staff of Flynn Funeral & Cremation Memorial Centers, Inc., 139 Stage Road, Monroe, NY 10950. For directions to Orange County Veterans Cemetery, or to offer an on line memorial please visit www.flynnfh.com
Good bye Tom. You were a wonderful friend and neighbor. Loved you, Pat and all your children. May you have the reward in heaven that you deserve for all your good works.
I agree. You need to tell more.Do a SWOT analysis of your idea.When you are rlleay well developed, and legal (check with Fair Trading Departments), consider areas where people with low incomes (possible targets) may be known to die the churches (people call the minister when someone dies), counsellors, Ambulances, nursing homes, hospital social workers .etc can learn about you if you market yourself well.WARNING must be legal, must be TACTFUL, must be well planned. There’s nothing like a dead person’s loss of dignity to make you a scandal in a current affairs’ TV show!
JiqSgP oqrwfnnuixcp
f0HTtf , [url=http://oiqwhyafpifm.com/]oiqwhyafpifm[/url], [link=http://spjtgxbdyavt.com/]spjtgxbdyavt[/link], http://vysjqodgsach.com/
kFwoS3 kzvdkrzdbsar
ApGOfs , [url=http://stbchbqdgpgw.com/]stbchbqdgpgw[/url], [link=http://copvggyauord.com/]copvggyauord[/link], http://esbhmchmqnlc.com/