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The obituary notice of Deacon Pat FLANAGAN

Coventry | Published in: Coventry Telegraph.

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Deacon PatFLANAGANBeloved husband of Kathleen, a dear father of Bridie, Tina, Christine, Kevin and Martin. A much loved grandad and great grandad. Died on Tuesday 4th February 2025 aged 89 years.

Reception into Christ the King RC Church on Thursday 27th February at 6.00pm. Requiem Mass will take place on Friday 28th at 12noon, followed by a private interment.

Family flowers only. Donations for Mary Meals to
A Pargetter & Son Ltd, Funeral Directors,
City Mews, Lamb Street,
Coventry CV1 4AE
(Tel: 02476 223343)
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Sincere condolences to Kathleen and all the family the passing of Pat, a true gentleman. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
Tom and Kathleen McGuinness
28/02/2025
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Tom and Kathleen McGuinness
28/02/2025
May Pat's gentle soul rest in peace.
Thoughts and prayers are with Kathleen and all the family.
God Bless you Pat
Carlin, Hoey & Needham Families
Shiv Carlin
27/02/2025
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Shiv Carlin
27/02/2025
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R.I.P ☘️☘️☘️
26/02/2025
It was an honour to work alongside Deacon Pat, on funerals, over many years. He was a decent man. May he rest in peace.

Garry Jackson
Garry Jackson
18/02/2025
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In loving memory of Pat. He has done so much for Coventry. I think particularly of his service to Christ the King and his wonderful support for my students at Cardinal Newman School. Pat was always able to be a great family man whilst reaching out to help the wider community. A principled businessman, Pat's insurance business was a model of good, ethical practice, For many years he organised pilgrimages to Lourdes, bringing comfort to thousands. We shall miss this devout Catholic. I send my sympathy to his family and thank them for sharing this good man with the rest of us.
Tony Kiely
17/02/2025
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17/02/2025
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