Stefanie Lorraine Farry

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Stefanie Farry Obituary

Name: Funeral service for Stefanie Lorraine Farry
Start: 2024-11-23T11:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-11-23T14:00:00.000Z
Location: Oakdale Mortuary & Memorial Park

Published by Legacy Remembers on Nov. 1, 2024.

Stefanie Lorraine Farry, age 49, of Covina, passed away at The City Of Hope in Duarte, on October 29, 2024, after fighting a courageous battle with breast cancer.

Stefanie was born at Santa Teresita Hospital in Duarte, California to Eleanor and Joseph Farry on September 10, 1975. She graduated Salutatorian from Gladstone High School in 1993. She pursued a degree in accounting at The University of La Verne, where she graduated in 1997 and later earned her CPA license.

Stefanie will be remembered not only for her professional accomplishments but also for her vibrant spirit, kind heart, and her love for Disneyland.

She will be missed dearly, but her essence will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who knew her.

Stefanie is survived by her loving family, including her parents, brother Joe Farry, brother-in-law Aaron Trieu, Auntie Lorraine Perez, several cousins, and multiple close friends, who will forever hold her memory dear. Her life will be celebrated on Saturday, November 23, 2024, at Oakdale Memorial Park in Glendora.

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Jennifer Halon

November 1, 2024

Forty-five years of knowing someone brings thousands of memorable moments, but the one I will never forget was my very first speeding ticket. Stef and I were coming home from classes at ULV. I was driving my crappy '94 Toyota Corolla, and we were blasting Ice Cube's "Check Yo-Self" cassette tape. Unbeknownst to us, a motorcycle cop had been on our tail, trying to wave me over. I was speeding in a car that could barely reach 45mph floored. Anyway, we get pulled over and I'm frantically trying to find my license and registration. The cop comes up to Stef's side of the window asking for my identification. I fumble trying to hand it over and it falls into Stef's lap. As he is writing my ticket, Stef and I are just staring straight ahead trying not to move. Neither of us had ever had any interaction with law enforcement. The cop returns with my $150 lesson, and I start to drive off when I suddenly slam the brakes and tell Stef, the cop never gave me back my driver's license! So I make Stef get out and walk the shoulder of the 210 freeway flagging down the officer when I soon realize I had my license in my hand the whole time. The officer ushered Stef back to the car and chastised me again, this time for making my friend get out of the car. We laughed the entire ride home.