David J. Farrell

I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Farrell. He was a good friend of my Dad (Joe Celata). They played handball together on Tuesday's nights. I'll never forgot Mr. Farrell's kindness to me and my family when my Dad passed away. Mr. Farrell was with him that night and spoke some kind and supportive words to me and my husband at the hospital. He continued to show his kindness throughout the years by always remembering my daughter at XMAS. He was a wonderful man and our prayers are...

Dear Mrs. Farrell and Family,
I knew Dave from the Braintree Athletic club. Him and I would watch the guys play handball on Tuesday nights. I just found out about the passing of Dave and felt terrible. He was a real gentleman and made me smile all the time. He will be missed for sure. He would always talk about you, his children and grandchildren. I could feel the total dedication and love for his family. My prayers are with you.

Dearest Aunt Dot and my cousins Colleen, Joanne, Mary, Bridget, Greg, John, David, Mark and families:

Norm and I and our family send prayers and love to you all. Sharing a few memories of Uncle Dave: when he came to CT in early 50s with Aunt Dot to take care of us 6 while my parents took a vacation, we delighted in his great spaghetti that rivaled my Dad's (he used chopped roast beef instead of meatballs); knowing how much our Dad (Uncle Tom) enjoyed their phone conversations in...

To all the Farrell's,
I love you all and my prayers and thoughts are with you always. I will never forget being invited to family dinners at Pier 4, being a constant Friday night guest at Belcher Circle, going to New Hampshire and learning to ski, and going to Humarock and riding the waves. You are so blessed to have each other and your Dad is in each one of you. I feel so fortunate and blessed to have been included in so many great times!!! God bless you always and everyday!

My prayers and sympathy go to Gregory and the entire Farrel family. I have been out of Milton for 22 years but I have always admired and respected the integrity of Mr. David Farrell. May he rest in peace.

Fr. Joseph M. O'Neil, m.s.
Saint Agatha's School 1972

Mary,
We are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. David, Anne-Marie & Children

Greg,
Please accept my deepest condolences. Though I can't be there in person, my thoughts are with you and your family today.

Sue

To the Farrell Family,

So sorry to hear from Colleen that your Dad is gone. I think of many happy visits with you all in Milton, Humarock and N.H. And, of course Father's Weekend at MHC. I regret not being able to visit in person this week and hope you are all well.

Dear Dotty and family,

Joe and I treasure the time spent with you and Dave. You have our heart-felt condolences.
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