John D. Farragher
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John was born to Gus and Margaret Farragher on September 18, 1943, in Andover, MA. He graduated from St, John's Prep and Umass Amherst with a degree in English. John enjoyed spending his free time with friends and family as well as cruising in his convertible on warm days.
John is survived by his loving wife of fifty-six years, Barbara, son Colin and wife Liz of Methuen and son Kevin and wife Lisa of Groveland. John was fondly known as Gramps and will be missed dearly by his four granchildren, Colin, Kaitlin, Keara and Ryan as well as his two step grandchildren, Kaley and Adam.
John held many titles in his life but, his favorite by far, was his role of father and grandfather. He was always so supportive of his grandchildren when they needed him,
whether it was helping them to prepare for a job interview or cheering them on at a sporting event. His involvement in their lives and his unconditional support and encouragement will be greatly missed.
Private services will be held.
Arrangements are in the care of the Carrier Family Funeral Home, 38 Range Road, Windham, NH 03087. To leave a message of condolence, please visit www.carrierfuneralhome.com.
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Troy McKenzie
December 23, 2022
Mr Farragher was always chasing us kids around, he drove us everywhere
I remember he had a beautiful green dodge with a hurst stick shifter. I begged Colin to let me sit in front so I could watch him shifting through the gears, we had a blast and he was always very good to me as a youngster and adult, To the Farragher´s I am very sorry for your loss , Troy Mckenzie
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Larry Pare
December 22, 2022
Kevin,
Elaine and I send our hearth felt condolences to you and your family for you loss.
John and Barbara were special neighbors.
I would always stop at then end of my bike ride to chat with your dad who was, it always seemed, at the edge of his lot re-distributing bark mulch. Within a 15 minute conversation, he would easily wave down 5 speeders on Johnson St. I use to bring John and Barbara a dozen tomatoes at at time - I would just just leave them by the door - they cherished my tomatoes. John surprised me one day with a gift - a brand new edging tool.
Larry and Elaine
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