Obituaries
Obituaries

Flanigan, Jesse

May 18, 2024


In Memoriam

Jesse "Jay" Flanigan, IV

December 19, 1976 - May 18, 2020



Jay IV is still with us. A shining star

in every sense of the word! His kind,

loving, generous spirit will never leave

us. GOD granted rest for

an Angelic Soul.

Profoundly blessed, but

gone too soon.

He is loved and missed.



Camellia Flanigan Mother, Aunts

Gloria Sparks and Elaine Johnson,

Cousins, Extended Family and Friends.


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