Birth date: Dec 16, 1917 Death date: Mar 20, 2003
On March 20, 2003, Henry Joseph Farr passed away peacefully. He was a dear friend, loved and honored by all that knew him. He was born on December 16, 1917 in Cavite, Philippines to William Clarence Farr and Maria Guadalupe Pelimi Read Obituary
I was so sorry to hear of Henry's passing. I served on the LCCA with him. Such as positive man; he was a joy to be around.##imported-begin##Cara S. Cross##imported-end##
Henry, Both Judy and I wish you well on your next journey. Maria's boys are waiting for you. With your love and wisdom, all will be well.
As always, Judy and I are just a phone call away if Aiko has any need. Time is but a blink of an eye. With that blink, others of your circle of friends and love ones will be with you again.
For several years, we were neighbors. During those years, we had the privilege of knowing you and your family as if we were all family. Thank you Henry for being you.##imported-begin##Ed & Judy Allen##imported-end##
I met Henry just once, while producing a documentary on former prisoners of the Japanese for KPLU radio in the spring of 1995. His story -- told with the dual emotions of sorrow and love -- stayed with me as few others have done. When I saw his obituary notice in the TNT, I immediately recognized his face...even after all these years and the brief nature of our meeting.
Henry's is a story of courage and forgiveness that inspires the very best in human beings. It was my honor to present it, both in the original documentary and in the small tribute story we broadcast Thursday March 27.
At this time of sorrow, I hope you can find comfort in the knowledge that Henry helped to make this a better world.##imported-begin##Steve Krueger##imported-end##
Dear Aiko & Family: I have a chance to met Mr. Henry Farr at the Philippine Scouts Heritage Society
Tacoma Chapter meetings and reunion.
He is a humble person and always willing to give a helping hand to the Society. In fact he was the Society past treasurer .With our sympathy to you and the family.##imported-begin##Joe & Goody Calugas##imported-end##
Please know that Henry and you and your family are in our prayers.
He was a fine soldier and a great Finance Corps Noncommissioned Officer, and will always be remembered by me as a good friend.
Love,
Bill and Cathy Bieneman##imported-begin##Bill Bieneman##imported-end##
Dear Aiko; It is with a great deal of sympathy that we have for you and your family with the loss of Henry. I have enjoyed working with Henry and you "to help those who cannot help themselves" We will miss Henry and his electric cart in our EX-POW parades. May the good Lord be with you and yours.##imported-begin##Thomas & Kappie Nelson##imported-end##
