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February 12, 2010
Lee you were a very lucky man to have spent so many years with such a beautiful and caring lady. Know that she is always with you and your great family. Farrar will be missed by so many because she touched so many hearts.
~Mike and Irene Kozak
Kirsten Michener
February 10, 2010
I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs. McEachern was my brother's and my first grade teacher at San Clemente School many years ago, and I remember her as a kind and gentle teacher. She touched so many young lives and minds through teaching. I wish peace to all of you in your time of sorrow.
George and Marjorie Irvin
February 10, 2010
Anne McEachern was the quintessential Southern Belle. She was intelligent, kind, beautiful and patient. Our son Andrew was lucky to have had her as his first grade teacher 35 years ago. He is beginning his 17th year as a geography teacher in Roswell, Georgia. He married a teacher and we are proud that both of our children are in long-term marriages and are university graduates, as are their spouses. San Clemente was an outstanding school. How ironic that Alex Appell, our children's kindergarten teacher, passed away last week.
Rob Kelly
February 10, 2010
I was fortunate to have Mrs. McEachern for two years while at San Clemente and she holds a special place in my heart. She was kind, encouraging, and devoted to all us little kids. She will be missed.
Carolyn Stothers
February 10, 2010
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Phil and Susana Kyle
February 10, 2010
I will miss Aunt Farrar. Even though I haven't seen her for years, I remember her being so easy and warm to be around.
Our love to all.
Linda Wood
February 9, 2010
We miss you so very much Mom. You were an exceptional woman and I was lucky to have you to guide me through life. You inspired me to try to be the best mother possible for my children. I could not have had a better role model. I learned so much from you, as did so many students that were lucky enough to be in your classroom. You will never be forgotten and your spirit will live in us forever. Thank you Mother..we love you.
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