Samuel “Mickey” Finn
DATELINE: PROVIDENCE
Finn, Samuel “Mickey”, 73, died Thursday, October 18, 2018 at Coventry Skilled Nursing. Born in Providence, a son of the late David and Esther (Greenberg) Finn, he had lived in Wakefield, previously living in Cranston. He was the owner of Footsteps Shoe Store for 12 years. Mickey was a Viet Nam Army veteran, with the 25th Infantry Division, receiving the Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge, and Viet Nam Service Medal. He was a graduate of Hope High School, Class of ’63, and attended Roger Williams College in 1968. Mickey was active at the Jewish Community Center as President of Narragansett AZA and an advisor to Mazada AZA. He was also a member of Doric Lodge #38 and Viet Nam Veterans Association of RI. Father of David, Steven and Tracy Finn. Grandfather of Dahlia, Izaac and Shelby. Graveside services will be held MONDAY at 2:00 p.m. in RI Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 301 S. County Trail, Exeter. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Vietnam Veteran’s of America, 8719 Colesville Rd., Ste. 100, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Shiva will be private.
My deepest condolences for your loss! Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers!!
Love,
Annette
Sorry for your loss.
I grew up with Mickey……it wont be the same without him!!! May he rest in peace which avoided him in life. Baruchas for his kids.
One of my classmates from Hope Mickey graduated
With me. A lot of memories
Condolences to all
Very sorry to hear of Mickey’s passing. My prayers are with his loved ones.
I’m so sorry. I remember my mom taking us to visit him in Rhode Island. She and Mickey were always close.
Your war is over now, Mickey. Enjoy the peace.
I miss our talks already. You fought so bravely. We all miss you.
To the Finn family. So sorry for your loss
Mickey and I were best friends. Talked once a month. He was my best friend for years. I am going to miss my friend. Love ya man.
Good bye classmate from Hope High
RIP
Rest In Peace.
To the Finn family, my deepest sympathy,
I went through school with Mickey in the 1960′s in providence at hope high.we had a nice time hanging out….It saddens me to see people I grew up with in the newspapers passing away. My deepest sympathies to his family.
My deepest sympathy for the loos of my cousin Mickey. I am just now finding out of his death and very surprised. We were close until he went in the military and when he got out, I went into the military, and so with my 26 years in the military, most of it stationed overseas, we lost contact. His Mom was my Grandmother’s sister and as youngsters, I was 2 years younger, we used to visit weekends. Sorry for his loss.