Vincent Flanagan
Visitation
Friday
September 8, 2023
2-4PM & 6-8PM
Location:
John Krtil Funeral Home
1297 1st Ave
New York, NY 10021
Private Cremation
Vincent Flanagan of New York City, age 69, on September 2, 2023.
Vincent was the former Circuit Executive of the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston, MA from 1988-2001 serving under Chief Judges Levin Campbell, Stephen Breyer & Juan R. Torruella. He led the First Circuit’s multiple administrative processes underlying construction of the John Moakley U.S Courthouse in Boston. His prior executive positions in the United States Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City were as Chief Deputy Clerk (1986-1988) and Assistant Circuit Executive (1980-1986). Following the First Circuit’s Executive position, he served as CEO of the Homeless Empowerment Project in Cambridge MA for 3 years, directing publication and distribution of its newspaper, Spare Change News. He graduated Fordham College in 1976 and Fordham University Law School in 1979. Survivors include his beloved wife Bernadette and sister Jane.
Vincent was the former Circuit Executive of the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston, MA from 1988-2001 serving under Chief Judges Levin Campbell, Stephen Breyer & Juan R. Torruella. He led the First Circuit’s multiple administrative processes underlying construction of the John Moakley U.S Courthouse in Boston. His prior executive positions in the United States Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City were as Chief Deputy Clerk (1986-1988) and Assistant Circuit Executive (1980-1986). Following the First Circuit’s Executive position, he served as CEO of the Homeless Empowerment Project in Cambridge MA for 3 years, directing publication and distribution of its newspaper, Spare Change News. He graduated Fordham College in 1976 and Fordham University Law School in 1979. Survivors include his beloved wife Bernadette and sister Jane.
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Donna M. Hamilton, a beloved mother, was born on December 27, 1943 in Kansas City, MO and peacefully passed away in the early evening of October 31, 2025. Donna’s faith guided her outlook to motherhood and to life. Donna grew up throughout the state of Texas. After graduating high school, her family moved to Washington, D. C. She eventually met and later married Vernon Hamilton (1930-2014); they had three children. Donna enjoyed participating in her church's events, embroidery, watching Hallmark movies, and most of all being with her family and friends. She had a beautiful smile and a kind, friendly personality that was noticed by everyone. Donna retired from New York Presbyterian Hospital after working as a Physician’s Assistant for over 35 years. She worked in the ambulatory surgery and plastic surgery departments, but her passion was in plastic surgery. Donna was phenomenal and highly respected in her field and often would be called upon to help the student physicians. Donna is survived by her three children: Scott, Melody, and Todd, an older brother, John Scott, and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Her grandson, Hamilton, who lived nearby, was often at her apartment visiting, going to the store for her when it became too difficult, or trying to keep her spirit up. Donna was loving, kind, charming, and unforgettable. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her and she will continue to inspire us all. Two quotes that our mother always told us (and the grandchildren and great-grandchildren): “treat others the way you wanted to be treated” and “do not compare yourself to others because for always there will be greater and lesser persons than you.”
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