Phillip W. "Phil" Farmer

PHILIP FARMER WAS ONE OF MY BEST "REAL" FRIENDS WHO I WILL ALWAYS CHERISH.WE WERE CLASSMATES AT GOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOL UNTIL GRADUATION IN 1956.I ADMIRED PHILIP IMMENSELY AS HE WAS A NATURAL SCHOLAR WHO NEVER FORGOT HIS "ROOTS".WE HUNTED WITH OUR AIR RIFLES/PLAYED MARBLES/PLAYED BASEBALL/VISITED (WE BOTH LIVED ON EAST ELM STREET IN GOLDSBORO N.C.).WE WERE ALSO GOOD FRIENDS IN OUR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS.I WAS ALWAYS VERY PROUD OF OUR DEEP FRIENDSHIP.I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING PHILIP AGAIN...

We loved the Farmer's yearly visit to the Tickle Pink Inn. We will all miss his enthusiasm and good cheer. Out thoughts are with his family.

When you think of an outstanding couple contributing to the greater good of our South Brevard Community look no further than Phil and Jean Farmer. They always opened their homes to fundraisers for The Haven, The Heart Institute, FIT and others. This is no small feat to prepare your home for hundreds of people to go through and they always did it with such grace and love. He will be greatly missed by so many and his legacy will live on forever. May your wonderful memories help you through...

Dear Mrs Farmer,My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May memories comfort and support you all. -Cathy Schuler'

Mr. Farmer contributed immeasurably to the future of Florida Tech and to our community. My sincere condolences to his wife and family. "Well done, good and faithful servant." (Matthew, 25:23)

My condolences to the family of Phil Farmer. His contributions to Harris Corp and Florida Tech were exceptional. May God bless and comfort the family.

phillip and I were best-of-friends and classmates dating back to 1949 when we were in the sixth grade at William street school in Goldsboro n.c.we both lived on east elm street and would ride our bicycles to see each other quite frequently.we loved to hunt birds with our air rifles.my mother would make bird stew at our little bungalow house located at 1710 east elm street.we enjoyed fishing in the creek;cleaning our catch and frying them at our residences.we both loved to play baseball and as...