Kim I'm so sorry for the loss of your Mother. 
You were always a beautiful caring daughter
And I'm sure a big comfort to her in her last days.

Mom and I became friends in 1961 and when I got married in 1965 she was one of my bridesmaids.  We stayed friends thru the years
With my Getting to meet her sister and Mom and Dad.

Kim I remember Mom and you visiting my house  in Medford on weekends and when I moved to Rockville Centre we spent summers in Long Beach.

I visited your grandma in Bellport before she died and at that time I was living in Florida.  Mom and I didn't really see much of each other after that visit and as life went on  with my career and family in Florida we lost touch.

I knew she had Breast cancer and I wished her  
All the best in her fight.  I was very sad to see that she had  passed away.  She loved you and her grandkids very much.... may Mom  Rest In Peace and may you live with all your special memories of her





first met Jaci when my wife God rest her and I both lived in Delaware,  we became close friends , she is GodMother to my daughter ,  we live in NJ so we didn't spend as much time with her as we would have liked to, Jaci was so much fun she will be sorely missed, she is in Heaven with my wife probably raising havoc up there, God rest Jaci.

Jaci and I met in 1960 on the LIRR on our way to our first year of Berkeley Secretarial School in NYC.  We were friends ever since.  I will miss her sooooo much!!!  

My love to Kim and her family who were there for her ALWAYS!!!

Jaci was extremely genuine.  She said exactly what she felt. That is a brave thing to do and very few of us do it. She had a love for life and courage to go after what she wanted.  

She made it so clear that she loved her daughter and her grandchildren.  When they were babies, she was always looking for clothes or toys to give them. 

I respected her enthusiasm for life, her love for her family and her courage to say what she felt.  I only wish I was as brave.

Jaci, thank you for showing me how to be brave, I will try to do the same.  And I will always support your daughter and  her family.  It's the least I can do.

Love, Joni

Kim,  
Rosann and I were very saddened to hear of your mother's passing. Our prayers go out for her, for you and your family. Whether a death is sudden or expected, when it happens the event is still tough to acknowledge and accept. To say that she is in a better place, which she is given the pain and suffering she had to endure, doesn’t do you or your children, much good. However, it’s always best to remember, to reflect and to cherish the good times over the happier moments and events of her life. Please let us know if we can do anything to help ease the transition.
Among her closest friends, Rosann, in particular, will miss her as we know that you will. May she live long in our thoughts and memories!
 With our deepest condolences!
Tim & Rosann
 



Dear Kim and family, I was shocked to hear of your mom‘s passing. Mo,  your mom, and I had lots of good times together over the years we work together. I will keep you and your family in my prayers, and I wish you peace.There are just so many great memories.

Kim and family- we were so shocked to hear your Mom passed. When I last texted her she sounded so optimistic to return home from rehab.  Feeling so sad but thinking of all the past memories and good times. Jaci was such a good friend and will be missed.
Love, Maureen (Mo) and Pat

To Kim & Family,
My sincere condolences on the loss of your Mom.  May she rest in peace.

My favorite times were at Jaci's Beach House.  We'd haul that Finnegan wagon, luggage,  Belle and last but not least the birds.  We usually brought too much food and snacks along,  but that was half the fun, planning the menu for each day.   Favorite activity that I remember Jaci adored was feeding the deer from ther m deck railing. She loved all the animals dearly and couldn't imagine moving from her year round house and have to give up all her forest visitors.  She was over the moon when they stopped by.  Well, she's over the moon now, hugging all of those sweet creatures that have crossed the rainbow bridge.  I will miss her immensely.  She was a special friend indeed.   

My love goes out to you all and I wish I could be there in person for hugs all around. I am so glad I was able to reconnect with Aunt Jaci even if just virtually over the past few years.  

OBITUARY

Jacqueline Ann Sotira Finnegan

January 4, 1943 – August 29, 2020

O.B. Davis Funeral Homes - Miller Place

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