Birmingham, Alabama
FARLEY, RAYMOND "BUTCH", age 52, of Oneonta, died August 2, 2004. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and Past Master of Eastlake Lodge #480. Survivors include wife Linda Farley; son, Daniel (Sabrina) Farley; daughter, Alicia (Willard) Rice; brothers, Michael Farley, David Ray Farley; sisters, Theresa...
Read MoreBUTCH,I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH AND I WILL MISS BEING ABLE TO TALK TO YOU AND TELL YOU JUST HOW MUCH I LOVED YOU.YOU WERE THE BEST BROTHER ANYONE COULD ASK FOR BUT I KNOW YOUR IN A BETTER PLACE.MAY YOU REST IN PEACE. I LOVE YOU
yvonne farley (smith)
August 06, 2004 | Moody, AL
Butch you always put a smile on every ones face, you always knew just what to say. you will be greatly miss from your family and friends, we will all be together in heaven one day.
Jennifer Cross
August 04, 2004 | Pell City, AL
So sorry to hear about Butch. Please accept our deepest sympathy.
Aaron & Vonda Fetner
August 04, 2004 | Mount Dora, FL
Danny:
My sympathy to you and your family in your time of sorrow.
Bobbie Potts
August 04, 2004 | Argo, AL
Dear,Farley Family
On the passing of Butch.
We will miss Him,We cherish our Memories of A Good and Gentle Man.
In this time of sorrow,God Bless
You All.
Love,Sarah Jackson and Family
Steven Jackson
August 04, 2004 | BIRMINGHAM, AL
May GOD bless your family at this time. You are all in Our thoughts and Prayers.
Pete &Sherri Frederick
August 04, 2004 | Trussville, AL
Farley Family:
My heart is broken for you all, there are no words at a time like this to really help. Just know he is in a better place, and will hurt no more. He is walking on streets of gold. May the days to come be filled with love and understanding. I am here if any of you need anything, and always will be. Love Mert
Mary Ann Greenslade
August 04, 2004 | Birmingham, AL
Dear Butch,
I know you are no longer hurting and tired which is a blessing. You have always been such a rock for everyone, I don't know how we will make it without you. I will miss you every day, there is no doubt in my mind. I love you with all my heart, Now may you rest in peace.
Mary Ann Greenslade
August 04, 2004 | Birmingham, AL
