Eugene Thomas Farthing

I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. :( Love to you all.

I'v known Mr. Farthing for years, I've never known a nicer or more kind person in my life. He always had a smile and a kind word for everybody.I'm so proud to call him my friend.Market Garden was the meeting place to watch baseball and eat the best hotdogs anywhere. May God Bless the Farthing Family in their time of loss.

Darrell, Judith and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I remember growing up on Claiborne St. and Market Garden. Those were some of the greatest memories of my life. Your Dad was a wonderful man, he will be greatly missed. I have fond memories of you folks.

Mr. Farthing was one of the kindest human beings I've ever been privileged to know. My Dad, George Carter, coached sports for the City of Danville for many years. I practically grew up at Market Garden. Mr. Farthing never questioned my strange requests for hot dogs with ketchup and mayonnaise (I have since graduated to including chili). He also knew how much I loved plain M&Ms. He loved the sport, but most of all, he loved people. I'll always think of him as a fixture of my childhood. There...

Judy,Darrell, and Family,
Just heard about Gene. He was a mainstay in my life for my whole life. I will miss him so much. My prayers are with you at this time. Much love, Peggy

Jeff, Gina, Emily & family,
Just wanted you to know we are thinking of you and saying a prayer, that God will give you the strength you need.
Love,
Tom, Penny, Layne & Wade Blair & Janet Ashworth

Darrell,
My deepest regrets go out to you and all the family. Your Dad was one of the nicest people there was, and a ball game at Market Garden would have never been as good without your him and his goodies. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and all the family.

Was sorry to hear about Gene. We were friends for many years. We will miss him, but know will see him again.
We are praying for the family at this time.