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Henry Audie Flinn

Henry Audie Flinn

May 10, 1938 - September 18, 2014

DENISON-
Henry Audie Flinn, 76 of Denison passed away on Thursday September 18, 2014 at his home with his loving family by his side.
He was born on May 10, 1938 in Sawyer, Oklahoma to Henry Franklin and Mary Martell Flinn. He married Georgianna Craig in Albuquerque, NM on January 16, 1960. Mr. Flinn retired from the US Navy and served as a narcotics investigator while actively enlisted. He was of the Baptist faith and he also owned and operated Flinn Air Conditioning Company for 25 years. He was a member of the VFW Post 2773 and The American Legion Post 62.
Survivors include his son, Roger Allen Flinn and wife Leslie, KL Flinn and wife Barbara, Shawn Flinn and wife Anngee, all of Denison; daughter-in-laws, Krista Flinn of Pottsboro and Theresa Flinn of Bells; Brother Jimmy Mack Mead of Denison; sister, Birdie Flowers of Calera; 20 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Georgianna Flinn; sons, Henry Martin and Larry Michael Flinn; sister, Lou Bonham; and brother Kenneth Flinn.
Honorary Pallbearers will be Roger Allen Flinn, KL Flinn, Shawn Flinn, Arley Stump, Arley Stump Jr., and his grandchildren
Family visitation will be held at Johnson-Moore Funeral Home from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, on Tuesday, September 23, 2014. Services will take place at a later date.
The family would like to thank Guardian Hospice for the care they gave our father.
Arrangements are under the direction of Johnson-Moore Funeral Home
Condolences may be registered to www.johnsonmoorefuneralhome.net

In loving memory

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Visitation

Date: Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Johnson-Moore Funeral Home

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  • Shirley Stump

    says:

    I remember how my beloved brother in law would tell people how him and my sister Georgie met. HE would start out by telling this story. “Well I was walking down Alcazar street in Albuquerque, with my bible in my hand when four girls yelled “Hey soldier boy come over here and we’ll show you a good time”.When in reality he met my family through my sister Martha. I always gave him a swift sock on the arm for that story!. After him and my sister were married, they moved to Hobb’s NM. He told my husband Arley that there was a lot of work in Hobb’s so to come on down there and work in the oil fields. So off we went to the oil fields in Hobb’s. Well we liked to have all starved to death, six people living in a one bedroom house. He forgot he had invited my brother Leon and his wife to live with us to!. If it had not been for Audie’s job with Coke a Cola we would have all starved .We lived on Coke and grits four months.!! Needless to say we never followed him again but it just so happened we wound up in San Diego, at the same time. Us four had lots of fun playing Wahoo. He always ended up being my partner .Audie would never cheat, even though we knew Arley and George was doing it, so I gave up on him and went out and got a four sided six die and cheated with out him! I didn’t tell him for a long time, then when i told him about it, he just had to tell on me! The four of us was always laughing about something he would crack some smart remarks and we would laugh for a half hour! I Will miss him terrible knowing that he is gone. Life will never be the same for us. We lost a good friend and family member all in one day. . REST IN PEACE OUR GOOD BUDDY. ..Shirley and Arley Stump.

  • Terri Tessman

    says:

    I remember the first time I met Uncle Audie he was so full of life and so supportive of John Tessman Jr. and my up coming wedding he was our best man. And over the last 39 years he was always there to make us smile. He showed us what a marriage was like when two people loved each other and always had advise. I will miss you Uncle Audie.

  • johnnie wells

    says:

    I remember just before grandpa died we always had a lot of fun I miss him so much. There is not a day that goes by that I don’t think about my grandfather… and I know this I s 2 years late but I really do miss him, I love all of my family, but grandpa was a different story id do anything just to talk to him

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