JOHN M. FARLEY

Dear Dorothy and family: Having just learned of the death of my former boss, John, I must say that my deepest condolences are extended to all of you. I worked with John during his tenure at the American Iron and Steel Institute in Washington, DC, during the early 1990's. His deep, hearty laugh was truly one of a kind. John was an example of a gentleman and genuine individual. All of you will be remembered in my prayers and thoughts continuously. May precious memories be a source of...

Dear Joan and Mel: Although I met John on only two occasions, we seemed to develop real empathy, probably because we both attended Syracuse University (1948-1952) and were part of the US Armed Services during the Korean War (US Army 1953-1955). I grieve for you and extend my deepest sympathies to you, your Mother, and your wonderful children - Sam Goekjian

Our most sincere condolences on the passing of Mr. Farley. It was my pleasure to work for him for several years at LTV Steel. He was always a gentleman and very respectful to all who worked with him. Our prayers and thoughts go out to Dorothy and the family.

Sincerely,
Jean & Lou Gaeta

Dear Dorothy:

Margi & I send you our love and heartfelt sympathies on your loss. You and John have always been such a classy couple and we always enjoyed your company. We will keep you and John and your family in our thoughts and prayers.

I am sorry that I am out of town today and tomorrow and will not be able to join you -- hopefully we will be able to see you soon.

Sincerely,

John & Margi O'Brien

Warm thoughts and many prayers are with you during this difficult time. Love to all, Janer

Dearest Dorie and family,
My deepest sympathy to all of you on the loss of John. Even though he is at peace and without pain, we will miss this wonderful,caring, fun-loving , bright man. I know I miss my "Poster Kid".
Always, Louinia Mae

With deepest sympathy. It is not easy to endure the death of someone you love. "God is healing the broken hearted ones." (Psalm 147:3) May the true God of all and your fond memories sustain you in the days ahead.

Sincerely,
G.Cummings, Cleveland, Ohio

Our deepest sympathies to sister, Dorie, nieces, Anne and Joan and nephew, John. We have missed the visits and sharing during his recent illness, will continue to do so, but remember wonderful moments we had together.
Gene and Marylu