Hugh Adam Farrington

Thirteen years have passed. There is so much you have missed and so many who miss you.

Nine years. Hard to believe it has been this long, Hugh. God Bless you.

I had no idea my friend, God bless you, you were as good a man as can be.

I am just learning of Hugh's passing. I am deeply saddened. He was a one of a kind, dear, soul.

My heart is broken to learn of Hugh's passing. I had a hand in helping to train Hugh out of college in what I believe was the beginning of his staffing career. His presence lit up any room... he had it all and he was very humble about his good looks and talents. From first meeting Hugh... you knew you were in the presence of an extraordinary person. He respected everyone... and was kind and generous to those with the least. He was multi-talented, very hard working and he had keen business instincts... his cup ran over with class & eloquence... yes, I trained him in his very early years only to have the roles reversed when I met him head on as a bidding competitor... I enjoy telling the story of how I showed up with a proposal and Hugh showed up with operational manuels... he beat me hands down & fair & square... I learned a ton from Hugh that day. It was clear Hugh was destined for mega success from the very beginning. He was a gorgeous man and a great loss...

Julia (Biliski) Davis
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Howard Conant, it is never to late to express your appreciation for Hugh and the wonderful things he did in life, especially those for others. Thank you very much for your kind words and thoughts about my brother, Hugh Adam Farrington. It means much that you took the time to remind us, again, what a fantastic person Hugh was to so many. Thank you.

I apologize for the lateness of this message, but Hugh was always the consummate gentleman. His vote of confidence in Urban Innovations and decision to move Seaton into our building at 372 West Ontario Street in Chicago was a key component that allowed us to survive the recurring downturns and bcome the company we are today. His death is a great loss.

Elizabeth from Chicago, you are never to late to express your thoughts. Thank you for the kind words you have written. If you are on Facebook, there is also a page, In Memory of Hugh Adam Farrington, where people still post thoughts.

I know I am late but I was actually one of Hugh's first hires at SeatonCorp/AdLab and he was a visionary and so many more things that everyone else would certainly agree. Rest in peace my dear and may the Lord keep you safe.

Elizabeth.

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HUGH'S FAMILY IN
HARVEY AND HIS EXTENED FAMILY. I HAVEN'T
SEE ANYTHING OF HUGH SINCE HIGH SCHOOL IN
HARVEY. I LIVED DOWN THE STREET AND AROUND THE CORNER SO TO SPEAK. HE WAS A FRIEND IN SCHOOL. I AM BLOWN AWAY BY THE
LEGACY HE HAS LEFT. CLASS OF 1978 DODI SCHIMKE WIESZ

To all that knew and loved Hugh, I share your loss. Hugh hired me directly out of college and opened my eyes to the all that the business world had to offer. When I left Seaton, he was loyal to me in every business venture I have been involved with since. I miss him and feel very sad that I wasn't in touch over this past year. To all that raised him to be who he was... Thank you for giving us Hugh.

My deepest sympathy to Hugh's parent's, Stephen and JoAnn, to his beloved sister, Mary Katherine-Lorch and her husband, Martin, and to their children, Alexia and Cedric Lorch, and to Thomas Ford.

Please be assured of a remembrance in my prayers at daily Mass for you all. Hugh is gone from our sight, but his love lives on forever. May each of you be consoled knowing the absolute unconditional, compassionate love and merciful heart of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

If I can be of any help please do not hesitate to contact me, Until we, meet again Hugh, your brimming smile, and love lives on; know you will be in my thoughts and prayers.

In Christ,

Kathy Fitzgerald-Reilly

Steve, JoAnn, Mary and family, I am so saddened with the news of Hugh's passing. I remember so fondly his smile and zest for life. He is often in my thoughts as I reflect on my HS days and our visits while he was in AZ. My prayers are with you all.
JaniRae Orvik Wern

My condolences to Steve, JoAnn and Mary and family. I was deeply saddened to hear of Hugh's passing. I hadn't seen Hugh since high school but remember his wonderful sense of humor and all the fun we had. He was a remarkable man and leaves a wonderful legacy. Nancy Buchwitz Rime, Class of 1978, Harvey, ND

Dear Steve and JoAnn,
I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your beloved Hugh, take solace knowing he is with God. Although no words can really help to ease the loss you bear, just know that you are very close in every thought and prayer. Hold tight to memories of Hugh for comfort and know he loved you dearly.
My sincere condolences,

Such a tragedy. I worked for Hugh here in Chicago. My sympathies go out to his family.

My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Hugh. I do remember our family outings with the Farrington Family...Hugh gradutated two years after me but I still remember his grin!
Mary (Hertz) Hager

I just found out of Hugh's passing. I have not seen Hugh since
the day we graduated in 1978. I marvel on all the things he did.
I send my condolences to Stephen & Joann, and Mary and her
family..may God Bless You

Todd Lewis
Harvey ND
Class Of 1978

My dearest brother, I miss you so much. It still can't register that I will never hear your voice, see your email address pop up of my screen or feel your embrace. I keep asking why and wishing I was there for you. I hope you are at peace and perhaps Grandma Goetz is holding you close now.

Steve and JoAnn
My sincere thoughts on your loss. Hope other things are going well for you.

My thoughts and prayers go out to friends and family of Hugh. Your loss is great. Ellen Gabbert

I was just thinking about Hugh, as a former classmate in highschool, my deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathy.He obviously lived his short life fully and with a positive force. So sorry I missed the opportunity to know him. He obviously touched many and left lingering fond memories with many.
Paula Walters (Waldoch) Palm Springs CA formerly Harvey ND

My wonderful, beloved friend. Thank you for being apart of my life. Sharing the good times, and bad times will stay with me and in my heart always. I love you Anita Kaye July l7 20l0!

There will never be another like you Hugh. We count ourselves fortunate to have shared our lives with you. Your goodness, kind spirit and thoughtful words will live on in all that you have touched. You are missed more then you know sweet friend. Rest peacefully.

Good bye my dear friend. Your sweetness will be missed by all the world.

XXOO