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Wanda Brown
September 28, 2004
I am the baby of the late Gertrude Farthing Brown. She was the youngest of the late Gertrude Clements as she married the late William (Bill) Farthing. I am sadden by your loss, but also my loss as I never had a chance to meet her. I thank you for allowing me to share a part of my ties to you and to tap into my ancestors.
Wanda
Derek L. Farthing
September 23, 2004
Alice's Grandmother was a Farthing. I remember her Mother, Betty Mae (who was my Mother's first cousin). She would come to work in Aunt Bessie's flower shop.
Although, I don't remember meeting Cousin Alice, she is family and it hurts to lose a member so close in the line, but separated by the miles. Sleep Well.
DEREK L. (Rick) FARTHING
50 WEGMAN PKWY
JERSEY CITY NJ 07305-4228
E-MAIL: [email protected]
HOME: 201-434 -7050
CELL: 201-362-3429
WORK: 97 3-645-6027
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