Edward Raymond Farley Jr.

Irene: My deepest sympathies to you and your family. Among my fondest memories are the annual Y-P game, especially the firehouse in Princeton. And, of course, eating dinner at your apartment in Peter Cooper, before eating a second dinner at home in Stuyvesant Town! I still think of Tim - he was taken too soon. With love, Edward Hammond

Dear Irene:

I was saddened to learn of Ed’s passing. Please accept my deepest condolences. Words are of scant comfort in the face of such a loss, but I did want you to know that my thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time.

It has been many years since we were last together, probably at a Yale-Princeton football game, and I regret that we did not stay in closer contact with each other. As I write this, so many memories come flooding back to me of the...

Ed Farley's care of his wife, Irene, made the biggest impression upon me, demonstrating the love and compassion of this fine gentleman. We often chatted at Lawrenceville home football games about events of the day. He was generous and supportive to many causes in our community. His life was well lived. He left me with many examples of how to be a good citizen and neighbor. God bless Ed Farley. He should be elevated to sainthood.

proud of his distinguished career and devotion to family.