Flint Funeral Home was established in 1924 by Neil C. Flint who operated the funeral home in Moira until 1948 at which time his son Everett O. Flint joined his father and opened Flint Funeral Home, Brushton. After his father's death, he continued to operate the funeral home in Brushton and Moira until his retirement in 1995.

In 1995, Craig G. Curran purchased the funeral homes and is the current owner and manager.

Craig G. Curran, owner-manager is the son of June E. LaValley Curran of Brushton and the late Edward F. Curran. Craig is a 1969 graduate of St. Josephs Academy in Malone, NY, a 1972 graduate of SUNY Canton in Business Administration and a 1973 graduate of SUNY Canton in Mortuary Science. He is also a graduate of North Country Community College in Saranac Lake of Nursing and is a Registered Nurse. He is presently employed as a Registered Nurse at Bare Hill Correctional Facility in Malone, NY.

Craig is married to the former Judy A. Brabon from St. Regis Falls, NY. Craig enjoys fishing, traveling, Syracuse Basketball and spending time with his children and grandchildren at their camp on the St. Lawrence River.

Judy A. Curran, a graduate of North Country Community College is an Administrative Secretary on staff.

Judy is the daughter of the late Marshall L. and Florence E. (Clary) Brabon. She is a 1976 graduate of St. Regis Falls Central School and a 1990 graduate of North Country Community College. She is presently the Parent Representative for the Committee for Special Education at Brushton-Moira Central School.

Hollis W. Hastings is the son of the late Herbert K. and Anna (Pickering) Hastings. Hollis is a 1962 graduate of Brushton-Moira Central School.

Hollis served in the U.S. Army from 1965-1967, including a thirteen month tour of duty with the 716 MP Battalion in Viet Nam. In May of 1968, Hollis joined the New York State Police as a trooper, then later served several years as an Investigator and retired in 1995 as a Senior Investigator, all with Troop "B".

Hollis is married to Deborah (Trim) Hastings and they have four grown children and four grandchildren.
Hollis enjoys spending time with his family at home and camping, collecting, especially old cars and farm tractors, and reading.

George J. Guyette retired Mail Carrier assists in the operation of the funeral home.