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Alan Farthing
1949 - 2016
Alan Farthing
1949 - 2016
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BORN
1949
DIED
2016
Alan Farthing Obituary
Alan is survived by his sister Connie (Farthing) Beasley and her husband, Leonard C. Beasley, of Woodruff, South Carolina; his brother Ronald Farthing and wife, Jolynn Farthing, of Las Cruces; and two stepdaughters, Sherry (Silveria) Militano of Jacksonville, Alabama, and Lori (Silveria) Smith of Ellabell, Georgia. Alan is preceded in death by his parents, Alvin Robert Farthing and Elinor (Crawford) Farthing, his brother Robert Michael Farthing and his wife, Theresa (Silveria) Farthing. Alan was a sweet and gentle soul with a heart of gold and was a friend to all. He is now with the Lord and his beloved Theresa. Alan will be sorely missed by many people. RIP my sweet Brother. Arrangements have been entrusted to La Paz-Graham's Funeral Home and Las Cruces Crematory. To send condolences go to www.lapaz-grahams.com
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Fran Wiehrs
March 11, 2019
Remembering my sweet little cousin. Until we meet again, sending loving thoughts.
Frances Farthing Wiehrs
William (Bill) Smith
December 22, 2016
A dear and gentle soul. We will miss him. I wish I would have stayed in touch. Sorry for your family's loss. RIP brother!
Cheri and John Ciaramitaro
March 18, 2016
We had the best of times and good memories to last forever. Love you Alan, you have left a void in our family and will be missed. Rest in Paradise!
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March 18, 2016
I remember our childhood back in Savannah Ga. You were always there to lend a hand to everyone. You grew up being that same person all your life. You will truly be missed. We will reunite one day until then, Rest In Peace my dear cousin.
Frances Farthing Wiehrs
Connie Beasley
March 17, 2016
The world will be a sadder place without this little man with the big heart.
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