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Bobby Tanzi
December 14, 2007
To the Family, What a sad loss.We all should have the spirit and kindnest of my man Fran.He was the first neighbor I ever met in 1965 and our family can still call the Farrar"s lifelong Friends. Maybe now, Fran and Emilio are back hunting together.Peace and Love to you all during this Holiday season.
Amanda Macomber
December 14, 2007
Grandma and family , I love you all very much even though I was not around alot. I'm sorry for what happened and and I love you all very much I send my deepest condolences to every one and if there is any thing I could to to help at any time im only one call away. love you Amanda
Bill, Laura, Gregory, Stefanie Lusky
December 11, 2007
Brian and Mimi,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your famliy during this sad time.
Terry Mumford
December 11, 2007
Dear Lorraine and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Our acquaintence was brief, but I appreciated the warm "hello, how are you" greeting whenever I pulled into my driveway. Lorraine, please know that if there is anything at all I can do, do not hesitate. My heart hugs your heart during this most difficult time.
Terry Mumford
Tracie Fagan
December 11, 2007
Dear Lorraine and family,
I have not met any of you personally but I worked with Franny at the college for a long time. I feel I know you all from the stories that Franny would tell me in our almost daily talks. I work in a building that needs constant repair and Franny was always around with his wrench in hand. For a time we had Johnny with him as a sidekick and always lots of laughs. He spoke of you Lorraine and collecting Beanie babies and how you had to have the latest to add to your collection. He spoke of Dukie and hunting. He told me about Robin and his grandchildren. He also told me of the accident with Brian in the white mountains. I loved our conversations and his laugh. Franny reminded me of my Dad who died 23 years ago-a Korean War vet, a beer drinking man and a great guy and Dad. I just mentioned Franny the other day, maybe he was saying goodbye to me. I missed him when he retired and I miss him today. I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that he will always be remembered for his sense of humor and generous spirit.
Tracie Fagan
Biology Department
Bridgewater State College
Diane Benedict
December 10, 2007
Frankie,
Sorry to hear about your dad. My deepest sympathy to your whole family.
Pamela & Alan Sinnett
December 10, 2007
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
(Friends of Frankie & Carol)
Mike Casey
December 10, 2007
Mr. Farrar,
Sir, I didn't know you but I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.
carol morse
December 9, 2007
My prayers are with your family.
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