JOHN REXFORD FARMER

Remembering my friend. He was a great friend. We shared a lot of good times together.

John was a good friend and on the anniversary of his passing I want to say once again that it was an honor to know John. He left us all too soon. I saw John as a good man. May God rest his soul and grant him eternal life in Jesus.

I first met John when he worked at Mark's and followed him to Hoover Tactical. He sold me what remains my favorite rifle, and it will remind me of him each time I take to the woods or range. Honest, outgoing, charismatic, friend.

My condolences to John's wife, children & loved ones. My twin brothers(Bain & Whit) & I attended school at M.B. with John; I will always remember the "fun-outgoing, ready-to-make-us-laugh personality" of 'Farmer-John'!!! May we remember the good times & keep his family in our prayers. Sincerely, Bridges Hamilton

I wish I had known of your passing sooner. You always brightened up my day when I talked with you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. My husband met John while he was in the Jefferson County Sheriff's Academy. We live in Morgan County and drove to Hoover just so we could do business with John(and only John) at Hoover Tactical. We were supposed to come down a few weeks back so he could help me find my perfect gun. I am so sad that we didn't make it down that day. He always picked at me when we came down to the store. In my husband's words"John was one good dude"
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Dear Neal,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of John. You and Pat have been good friends to my family over the years. Her death was such a blow, as I'm sure John's is now. My heart goes out to you and the whole family as you grieve for John.

I was shocked when I heard the news. John was always great to deal with and his one liners were legendary.