History/William J. Flynn
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Bill Flynn '39 was associated with Boston College Athletics for nearly seven decades as a student-athlete, faculty member, coach, and athletic director. During that time his loyalty, dedication, foresight and integrity were examples of the highest qualities in intercollegiate athletics. Flynn served as the Director of Athletics at Boston College from 1957 until 1991. The Flynn Fund will always serve as a reminder to donors and student-athletes that his dedication to Boston College was the foundation for decades of institutional success."
This is a fitting way to honor a man who was a giant in his field," said Athletic Director Gene DeFilippo. "Bill 's name will now be associated with a fund that raises money for scholarships for student-athletes, and that is what he was about."
"Bill would be so honored that his name will live on at Boston College through the Flynn Fund, because he was always so interested in the welfare of the studentathletes," said Marie Flynn, widow of the former athletic director. "Our whole family is so honored."
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