Bill Farrell

We all remember Billy's resonant voice and the great times we had when Bill was featured at the Blue Grass and The Tangier Restaurant. The late-night cooking sessions with him at Tom Castronovo's home were world class. Sorry to here of his passing; the world has lost a superb voice and a grand and fun-loving person. Those of us left will remember him with much fondness.
Mary Maischaider Loren

Bill had a great talent, but most of all, he was a great man. We knew him for several years & he will be missed.

I would like to extend my condolences to Bill Farrell's family and close friends. I was priviledged to have known him and to have heard this great singer sing not only in recent years, but in the years when he had his hit records.

We are all sad to hear of Bill's passing. He brought much joy to the Niotta Family with his beautiful voice. They have all gone up to heaven before him, and will be waiting (especially "Uncle Steve") to enjoy him once more. The
later generation will hold his memory in their hearts.
Anna Dragna Niotta

Bill was part of the family thew
marrage and thought of him as one of our own We and some great times
in Las Vegas.

The Niotta family of San Diego, CA. were so sorry to hear of the passing of Cousin Bill. He will be forever in our thoughts and prayers. We trust that he has had a wonderful reunion with our first cousin Lolly, a perfect match for him, and all the rest of our family members who were waiting for him in heaven.
Billy will live on through our wonderful memories of his music and humor. He will be forever in our thoughts and prayers.
Don and Phyllis Niotta Dewey

I met Bill Farrell around thirty years ago when he married a friend of the family, Eleanor, (Lolly), Caccioppo.
He was a very friendly person, and I enjoyed his terrific singing abilities.

Bill was the husband of my God Mother, Lolly, and always treated me as a son. May God embrace him and be good to him. Farewell Billy.

My husband and I have known Bill for over 30 years. He was married to my best friend, Eleanor,(Lolly), and together, they shared a wonderful life. He had a spectacular voice, and spent many years on singing tours.
Bill also had an ingenious mind for inventing various items. Many of the items he created pertained to educational materials.
We will miss hearing his great voice and wonderful sense of humor.
Terry and John Walz