David Arthur Farr

Dave hired me as a consultant for a project or two in the mid to late 1980's when I was just starting my business. Dave and my Dad both went to Norwich. Dave and I both had a pencil collection. Dave's was on display in his office. I appreciate all I learned while working with Dave and his project manager Ron Bourcier. Thanks Dave.

David was a gentleman who served his country , his family and his community. I spent many hours learning to ski jump in his, and his brother David’s, back yard. I also followed him through Rotary.

I was a classmate of David and remember him well. His obituary was very well written and recalls his long list of accomplishments. I was also stationed at Fort Belvoir, VA but did not know he may have been there at the same time. I send my sincere condolences to his wife and family. David is now resting in the eternal comfort of God's arms.

A good friend at Norwich. He and I and one other passed the EIT exam out of 16 given at the end of our time at Norwich.

I remember Dave as a very bright person with a friendly heart. He was a top engineering student and he was always a regular cadet and highly respected.

I remember David from our days at Norwich. We spent time in the same companies and I recall him as a bright, friendly, all round great person. Never had the opportunity to serve with him, but his reputation as a fine soldier followed him. My deepest condolences to the family during this time.

Sue, I am saddened to read of the loss of your brother David. He was an honorable person having given much to our country and national/local civic organizations. Your transition from our home town allowed additional memories to be added to those of decades ago. May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Please except my deepest sympathies, Grief can be so hard, but your special memories can help you to cope. Remembering your loved one today and always.

My heart goes out to David's family. David was our 'Brattleboro Reformer paper boy' for several years in the 1950's; also a fellow high school friend at BHS. Our family lived on Beech Street near Green Street School. I have often wondered where he settled and it seems he lived a rich life filled with much happiness and many contributions to his country and community.

With sincere sympathy and prayers, Jean (Decker) Newell

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

My deepest sympathy to the Farr Family for the loss of your loved one, David Arthur, and pray God gives you comfort, peace and strength.