Steven R. Flinn

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May 9 1956
Oct 24 2018
62 Years
Gap, Pennsylvania

Steven R. Flinn, 62, of Gap, passed away at his home on Wednesday, October 24, 2018. He was the beloved companion of Beth A. Howard with whom he shared 20 years of being together. Born in Coatesville, he was the son of Robert Flinn, Sr. of Coatesville and the late Ruthann Dunn Flinn Owens and step son to Betty Lou Flinn. 

Steve was an area resident all his life and a 1974 graduate of the Coatesville Area High School. He was employed by the former Lukens Steel Company in Coatesville but, for over 30 years, he owned and operated Uptown Automotive serving the Coatesville area as an auto mechanic.

Steve had a lifelong love for cars.  He built model cars as a child and began working on cars as a teenager.  He was a trusted mechanic and many people said he could fix anything.  He was most comfortable laying on the ground underneath a car.  He was a NASCAR fan and enjoyed going to races and hanging with the drivers and crew in the pits. 

He was a devoted Poppy to the grandchildren.  He restored old toys for them to play with. 
His pride and joy was his long beard, which he never shaved or cut since 1975.

He is survived, in addition to his companion, father and stepmother, by three siblings; Susan Flinn of Parkesburg, Scott Flinn and wife Linda of Honey Brook,  and Robert Flinn, Jr. and wife Robin of Pomeroy, stepdaughter Heather Miller of Gap, four step grandchildren, one nephew Austin Flinn and one niece Alexa Flinn. 

Services will be private at the convenience of the family. Memorial donations may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123. 

Arrangements have been entrusted to the Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg. Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com

Condolences

I am so very sorry for your loss.  I am sending positive energy for you to get through the days to come.  My condolences for the whole family.

 

 

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Our deepest condolences for Steves family . Prayers for peace and comfort .

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My deepest condolences to all of his family. My heart, thoughts and prayers are will all of you during this time.

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Prayers for the Comfort and Peace to the Flinn Family in the passing of Steve. May memories and goodtimes carry easy .. 

Old times 

The Saucier Family

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My condolences to Steven's friends and loved ones. 

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Steve will be greatly missed both by me and by Baby who absolutely adored him. Prayers and condolences to Beth and all of Steve's family. 

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So sorry to hear of Steve passing. I have so many great memories growing up with him and my brother working on cars in our garage. They were alw as us building something fun that we rode all over the front yard. We have so many great memories from Kings Hwy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless

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Our family was deeply saddened by the news of Steve's passing as we all kind of grew up together on and around Longview dr.  Our heart felt condolences to you all and just remember that what has been enjoyed with Steve, you can never loose, all that love will always be a part of your family.  Hoping that the memories will help you through this difficult time. 

Sincerly, The Frederick and Wilkinson Families

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Sue and Scott sorry about Steve, may he rest in peace.
PEACE Jeff and Eva Purcell

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So sorry for your loss thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family.  Love keith and sue

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John and I are so sorry to hear about Flinny.  We will keep your family in our prayers. 

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"Uptown" you will certainly be missed.❤️ Ms. Beth, Mr. Flinn, & family have my heartfelt condolences. I valued Uptown so much as a mechanic that when I lost his number I took a trip to Mr. Flinn's to get a hold of him & he called me right back! Wow....still seems unreal!

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On behalf of the Class of 74,  our condolences to the family.   Many in the class have fond memories of Steve.   The Class will be making a donation in his memory to the American Cancer Society.

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