Faye Dora Throckmorton McFarlane

Uncle Gary,
We love you guys! As do the bonds of blood bind us as family here on earth so will the blood Christ bind us as family in the hereafter. We mourn with you, and live on in righteousness together to fulfill our life callings, to maintain our faith, and to be glorified in God. Let memories, your family, your friends, and your belief in the atonement sustain you. I thank you and Faye for always being a good influence of compassion and love. We wish we were there with you. God...

Uncle Gary and family,
I know Aunt Faye is better now, I know she's whole again. And I know she's watching over you. Realize that at moments you find yourselves missing her most are the times she's actually closest to you.
I love all of you.
~Mark Throckmorton

Uncle Gary and cousins,
I find myself thinking about what the right thing to say is and feel at a loss. Death is such a bittersweet experience. On the one hand being able to return to a world of spirits seems such a joyous occasion. On the other hand, however, the temporary absence of a loved one leaves such a pain and grief on our hearts. I wish you the blessings of faith and comfort in this time of absence.

Gary and family, I was so sorry to hear about Faye's death. I really wanted to attend the funeral and be around you all. I love you all! I hope that you can feel peace and comfort and enjoy your memories together. Angie McFarlane

To the family of Faye McFarlane, we wish to express our sympathy. I remember Faye at the Throckmorton family reunions and thought she was a sweet, quiet person, and she was Mary Alice's younger sister. Faye helped serve at our wedding reception along with her sister and two cousins and we have a cute picture to remember them. I'm sorry that she had to leave her family at such a young age. Our prayers are with you.

Uncle
Gary and Family,
I'm sad to hear that Aunt Faye has passed away, and I hope that you
will feel comforted soon. Please know that my family and I are thinking of you. Sincerely, Dan.

To all of Faye’s family and friends I offer my condolences.
Although I am not able to attend the funeral, my thoughts and memories are focused toward the circumstance of this occasion.
I believe every time I loose a family member or a close friend to the opening of eternity’s door, it prompts me to refresh my thoughts of what is truly important in life.
Having had only periodic happenstance meetings with Faye over the last half century,
my impression was that she did not...

To George & Caroline, I was so sorry to hear about Faye's passing. She was called to be our Sunday School teacher right after her mission & we were crazy about her. She was such a lovely person. I'm glad I was able to get to know her!

Uncle Gary, Kathleen, Rosalee, Pam, Jenny, & Cindy;
I was deeply saddened to hear about Aunt Faye's passing. The picture my mind creates of her when I think of our happy times together, is always with a smile on her face. I'm grateful for the times we had to be together as children. Please write me a note with your phone numbers and/or email addresses when you get a chance, I'd love to talk. I think of you all often.
Love Trudi (301)439-7575, [email protected]