Fred-Farmer-Obituary

Fred J. Farmer

Saint Louis, Missouri

Apr 4, 1923 – Jan 12, 2016 (Age 92)

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BORN
April 4, 1923
DIED
January 12, 2016
AGE
92
LOCATION
Saint Louis, Missouri

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Farmer, Fred J. age 92 passed away January 12, 2016. Husband of Gene Farmer nee Lake. Father of Susan (John) Temple, Dr. Thomas (Karen) Farmer and Wendy (Nile) Griffiths. Brother of the late Jay (Margaret) Farmer and Kelly (Elaine) Farmer and Colleen (DeVaughn) Petersen. Grandfather of 10 and...

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Such wonderful childhood memories of spending time at the Farmers with my dearest and best friend Wendy. Fred was such a handsome and wonderful man to all he met. His kind eyes and gentle ways will be missed. Much love and many prayers to the family. He is only a heartbeat away.

Great man who was loved and appreciated by many. Our Heavenly Father has called him home and has said Well done my good and faithful servant welcome home
Russ tidlund

My heart goes out to the Farmer family. What a great loss this is. To Wendy and Nile and Gene and all the kids he was and is a wonderful man. My parents AL and Lorene Tidlund loved your folks May the lord bless you and comfort you at this time love always
Rusty Tidlund

I have loved Fred and his dear wife and family since I was a teenager. Now in my 80's, I am fighting a bout of Sciatica and leg problems and could not get to the viewing nor the funeral, which broke my heart.
I have so many wonderful memories of the early Church days in St. Louis, and my first church calling was teaching Susan in a primary class of 3 yr. olds. Having no church family, the Farmers always loved and cared for me, and then with his children, I have spent so many years in...

One cannot talk about my darling Fred Farmer without talking also about my marvelous Gene Farmer. They were and always will be the most remarkable couple. I met them both 19 years ago and fell in love with them instantly. I always told Fred that he was "my boyfriend"-- and he got a big kick out of that.

Fred left an indelible initial impression on me-- immediately-- when I first met him -- and he gruffly said, "Here is my card. You might need this someday!" I looked at the card...

Dr. Tom,

So sorry to hear of your father's passing.

So sorry for your loss. Wonderful memories of you all as great neighbors on Laverne! Joanne Schroeder Beecher

Fred was like a father to me. He has been loved and respected by many. He always joked with the family reminding us that he wanted to be the one to prepare the body. I said all joking aside, aren't you afraid of dying? He said not at all with a twinkle in his eye. I hope to carry a fraction of the faith he has. With much love and respect my dear friend, Temmie Jo (Ramsey) Bowers and Family.