Clement “Junior” Flaviani
June 21, 1949 ~ February 4, 2025
Born in:
Youngstown, OH
Resided in:
Geneva, OH
Clement “Junior” Flaviani, age 75 of Geneva, passed away Tuesday, February 4, 2025 at Rae Ann Nursing Home. He was born June 21, 1949 in Youngstown, the son of Clemente and Mary (Tascione) Flaviani. He married Connie Flaviani (Gilligan) in 2007.
Junior served in the US Army and in 1969 was stationed in Vietnam. He then worked as a Machinist for over 40 years and retired from Warren Fabricating in 2019. Junior was an avid fan of Cleveland sports and The Ohio State Buckeyes. He was a graduate of Girard High School (class of 1968) where he excelled in football and track.
He is survived by his three step children, Jodi (Jack), Doug (Lisa), and Mike (Shawna); and seven step grandchildren, Hanna, Lexi, Emily, Nathan, Jake, Brycen and Charlie; and his sister Francine and two nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife Connie and parents.
There will be a private ceremony for the family. The Behm Family Funeral Home of Geneva is assisting the family at this time. Online obituary and condolences may be viewed at www.behmfuneral.com
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RIP my friend you were the 1st person I met when I got to Rae Ann you will be missed Jr
So very sorry for the family’s loss. I knew Junior back in elementary school through high school. Great dancer at St. Rose back in 8th grade! Good memories with good friends stay with us for a long time. Prayers for all.
Miss you and your positive attitude & smile at Rae Ann. It was always a pleasure to see you. I enjoyed talking OSU football with you. So thankful that God placed Jerry in your journey to become your friend and advocate over the past year and a half. All you guys- Tom, George, Ed & Dave enjoyed some good times. Thank you again for your service to the United States of America. Rest in peace.
Joe Flaviani Jr.
Clemmy, I enjoyed our talks about the military when I was stationed in Florida and you were living a few miles away. Thank you for your service to our Country! You will be missed.
Two more things to add – I always pointed you out to my friends when we watched The Deer Hunter. I was so proud. You have always been one of my biggest heroes!
Growing up next to you, Mary, Dutch and Fran was a true blessing from God. We started as next door neighbors but quickly became chosen family. Oh how happy your mom and dad must be to have you in their arms again. Thank you for your service, smiles and kindness through the years.