Kay Farr

My daughter and I loved being with Kay as she drove us to St. Louis, MO. This was in the 80's when she would visit her parents. Meredith and I found refreshment with friends from Grosse Pointe, MI who lived in a huge house. Westminister Place, St. Louis was a place to give us 'our wings as women'. Kay would drive us back to Grand Rapids and we felt refreshed and loved just being with Kay. Thank you friend, love Suzy House

Thank you for your service Ma'am

Rest in peace, dear friend. Hope they have Rummikub in Heaven. Save me a spot, ok? Love, Darcy

I had the privilege of getting to know Kay over the years while Bill served on the board of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, the organization I am honored to lead and steward. Bill was an incredible board member, holding many leadership roles during his tenure, AND he was accompanied often by his incredible wife, Kay. I felt a connection to Kay immediately due to her genuine, warm , welcoming personality and her beautiful smile. Kay's kindness and compassion filled every room...

I went to grade school with Sheri. Went to the Farr house many times. Kay was a sweet person

My Mom lived at Clark before Kay and Bill moved in, so I only knew them as an older couple. Kay's radiant smile could like up a room and everyday she looked like a million bucks. And with gentle touches (observed during Sunday service) you knew Bill was still her special person. Such great people, I felt privileged to know them. (Bill learned my name right away and wanted to place me in the social milieu of GR; he always greeted me by name.) I am sending your family my sympathy.

Dear Farr Family, Kay was a lovely co-worker of mine at GRPS and a dear friend to my mother in law, Nancy Gould. When I began my career, Kay was so kind answering my questions and showing me the ropes. I will never forget her grace, generosity and kindness. Both your parents were something special. I´d like to think that they are together and at peace. I am very sorry for your loss.

My deepest condolences to Greg, Sherie, Cindy and their families. In loving memory of Kay, a woman who I deeply admired and loved. I am so blessed to have known her and Bill, as well as their beautiful family. I have such special memories of our good times together. I will always remember your warm smile and great sense of humor. You touched so many lives my sweet friend and you will be forever in my heart. Love, Rocky