The Finucan-e's of Stutson Street, Charlotte NY.

14/02/2026

KODAK FILM STOCK
And what’s really cool is my dad worked on the line at Kodak that made this early Technicolor Kodak manufactured film stock.
My dad would proudly say that he was a Kodachrome pioneer.
He worked in building 39, “emulsion melting” along with his brothers.

14/02/2026

The American 🇺🇸 CCC’s that my father served in in the 1930s was one of FDR’s first new deal programs.
FDR never (I don’t think) actually admitted to it but he based it on the N**i youth camp.

The intent was to get young people off the street during the depression and they basically were sent to various NEW national parks around the country, that is cousin Teddy set up and they built roads and bridges.
They were basically treated like a military and my dad said the first shirt that he had was a rough and tough WW one veteran and he gained 50 pounds of muscle while he was there.

Yeah, my great dad man, his father died when he was 13 and they were so poor he lost all his teeth,

He spent one year in the Smoky Mountains at Cades Cove.

Photos in comments
Oh yeh, FASCISM!
It can happen here, and corrupted KKKhristian nationalism is proving that.

12/01/2026

Hard to believe my Uncle Gene Finucane landed on the second wave at Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944… The longest day in history, also known as D-Day

13/12/2025

My hometown of Rochester, New York, USA
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11/12/2025

Pay attention seniors!!!!

10/12/2025

My dad’s brother, my uncle Gene, Eugene “spook” Finucane landed on the second wave carried to shore in a Higgins landing craft to Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944.

He survived both D-Day and fighting in northern African against German troops of Rommel. I truly wish I had the foresight as a teenager to talk to him about his WW 2 stories, but I never did, I only talk to my aunt Mary & dad about Gene and my uncle Jack, in the Navy who went AWOL.

Yes, there were other Finucane‘s, no relation, who served in WW2, one was well known fighter ace in England, who had to land into the English Channel with his spitfire damaged, and was lost at sea.

The other was an American Marine and there’s supposedly an airfield runway that was named after him on a once Japanese occupied island in the South Pacific.

06/12/2025

When I was a kid under the age of 10 my brother-in-law had a 1964 Packard Caribbean convertible.
So that was about 1964, and everywhere we went at the top down he would get offers.
My brother-in-law was born in Sweden, and his name was Leif Eriksson, and he married my sister Marilyn.
He was an interesting guy, but he didn’t have a lot of Mojo as far as being a forward thinker.
The rear axle busted on this car, and he let it sit in the garage of his house for a number of years until my sister made him put it out in the backyard under a tarp
It sat in that backyard for at least 15 years, and I would look at it every Christmas buried in the snow
The ferrell cats found a home to have litters within it, along with mice and squirrels.
By the time he got rid of it the rear quarter panels over the rear tire tires were rusted as much of the undercarriage.
Before that, while it was in the garage was in cherry shaped.
I wish I even had the foresight, the find a garage for it, and just pay the fee, until I was old enough to restore it
As again all it was was a rear axle replacement that snapped.
It was a beautiful, two tone blue/white 1954 Packard Caribbean convertible, that had interior lights all over the inside.
It was very cool and a good memory.

21/11/2025

EMMA FINUCANE, of Ireland, WORLD CHAMPION BICYCLIST
(No relation)

Pedal to Paris: The Emma Finucane Story goes beyond the medals. This documentary follows Welsh sprint cycling star Emma Finucane’s remarkable journey—her roo...

10/11/2025

Same last name no relation.

WW2 Pilots: Brendan "Paddy" Finucane