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Your Sister Virginia Maldonado planted 5 trees in memory of Louis Farina, III
Saturday, July 27, 2024
5 trees were planted in memory of
Louis J Farina, III
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Kahlil planted 5 trees in memory of Louis Farina, III
Friday, July 26, 2024
5 trees were planted in memory of
Louis J Farina, III
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Renee Petroselli posted a condolence
Friday, August 2, 2024
Hey cousin Louis,
Where did our book of life read it was going to be cut short? I am having a hard time believing youve gone to the other side. U were right Lou, I should have taken u up on the trip to see u. I know u are reading these so I want to say, I love you so. You are a kind man who never asked for anything. Yet were so willing go give.
You are missed by SO many! At least you are with your dad, my dad your Uncle Tex. Cuz my bro. Tony, your
Gr. pop John, A. Kate, U. Louy, U. Danny, A. Jean, A. Burt, U. John, U. Tony, A. Lidea, Cuz John, U. Chick,
A. Florence. U. Joe.
Hope I havent left any one out.
This is not goodby. Say hi to everyone Louis. I'll see you on the other side. Now when I see a feather or a blue butter fly, I will smile as I know you are visiting me and saying hello.
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Thursday, August 1, 2024
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My brother I love you so much!!! I will miss you so much!!! Till we meet again!!! Rest in Paradise!!!!!!!
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Donna Sommers posted a condolence
Thursday, August 1, 2024
Hey cuz, I'm not gonna say good bye because we will meet again, then we can continue just where we left off. We grew up very close and you were the little kid that always teased me. Riding that bike so fast , now I know why.. racing was in your blood. Well you win the final race, before me.. but I'll catch ya. I am so grateful you stopped to see me a month ago.. I got to hug you 1 more time..
Love you cuz..
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Jeanne Dammann posted a condolence
Thursday, August 1, 2024
Lou was a great client to me. He always made me laugh and blush. I looked forward to giving him his haircuts and goatee trims. I will miss not seeing him in my chair. Truly brightened up my day. Jeanne
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The Galie Family - Kim & Kevin planted a tree in memory of Louis Farina, III
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
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Lou was not only our landscaper, he was our designer and friend. He will be very missed Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Ms. Christine Kindler posted a condolence
Sunday, July 28, 2024
I was so sad to see that Lou had passed. I was always grateful to know when he was taking care of the property. I’m especially grateful that he taught me how to drive a truck and how to haul my horse trailer; everyone always compliments my skill in backing up the trailer. I give him all the credit.
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Barbara Kimberly posted a condolence
Sunday, July 28, 2024
We’re very sorry to hear about Lou’s passing….Lou did landscaping for us for over 25 years, and he always did a great job. He worked hard. He was honest, caring, and we had so many good conversations over the years! We enjoyed his racing car Christmas cards.
Lou was a special guy whom we were fortunate to know.
Sending our sincere condolences to Brenda and to Lou’s family.
Barbie and John Kimberly
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Saturday, July 27, 2024
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MY FRIEND LOU
There is a small hole in my heart today because Lou and I have been dear friends for almost 25 years. He was also my landscaper and he created a beautiful garden and retreat in my home that is magazine worthy. I will also upload photos so you can see his work.
Our whole neighborhood knew him well because Lou didn’t just come in and mow the lawn and leave like typical landscapers. He would help our older neighbors put up their Christmas trees, or he would be up on someone’s roof if they had a loose shingle, and he was often chasing escaped dogs (mostly mine) through the neighborhood and never charging us for this. He would often holler, “If I had a dollar for every time I chased your dogs I could retire!”
Because of our friendship, he knew my husband and children well- he watched my kids grow up. In fact, he saved both my sons from certain peril. When my youngest son, Sam, was 3 years old he crawled into our neighbor’s culvert and got stuck under their driveway. Naturally, I was frantic but Lou happened to drive by (he was always checking on his neighborhoods even when he had finished working for the day). Lou found something in his truck and hooked it around Sam’s foot and pulled him out- Sam was saved, I could breathe again. Some years later, my older son, Anthony, was home during a snowstorm while we were out of town for work. It was during those knucklehead teenage years and I threatened him to be sure the driveway was cleared of snow. I get home home to a sheet of ice and snow and dragged Anthony out in his barefeet, hollering at him to clear the snow. Again, Lou (who was checking on his neighborhood roads), drove by and saw this crazy woman yelling at her son. He gets out, saying “you’re going to kill that boy! Get him inside and I’ll plough the driveway” Anthony forever remembered how Lou saved him from being killed by his mother.
On snow days, Lou would always plough our road first because he wanted my husband, Tim (a surgeon), to get to the hospital safely for the sake of his patients. And Sam remembered how he would come back at the end of the day, exhausted from ploughing, I’m sure, to make a giant snow ramp for the neighborhood kids.
Three times a year Lou and I would drive up to Gasko’s Nursery in New Jersey to pick plants and flowers for the spring, summer, and Christmas seasons. It’s an hour and a half each way so we had a lot of time to talk about life. After loading and unloading way too many plants, Lou would say to me every time, “I’ll send you the bill and take off 25% for the counseling”
Of course, he was a consummate flirt to everyone, but he never compromised our friendship- it was too important to both of us. But that didn’t stop him from asking me to lunch each time we went on our Gasko trip. “We are just friends having lunch” he’d say, but I would insist we head straight home. This past June, when he was so very sick but still insisted on working (because that was who he was), we made our annual spring trip to Gasko’s. On the way back I said, let’s stop for pizza. “ Really?!”, he said “I’ve got to be dying of cancer before you’ll have lunch with me?” We both howled with laughter. He had a great self-effacing sense of humor-I can’t tell you how often he made me laugh.
And Man, was he a hard worker! Up at 4am and working hard labor all day. And he was so proud of his business, as he should be; starting out 30 years ago with a push mower and building his own self made company. He amassed a great knowledge of flowers, plants and trees, all of which was self-taught. Which meant you often had to learn the hard way after planting a row of trees that the deer ate the very next day. But he would be back planting deer-resistant ones that he had researched-never giving up.
Of course, we all know the prickly side of Lou, but I know, he had a solid and loyal character, the kind that is missing in the world today. And now we’ve lost another good man. So today, when I go out back to my beautiful garden and retreat that Lou built, that hole in my heart starts to ache because he was too young to die. But I know over time that he has given me a wonderful gift to remember him and our 25 year friendship. Rest in Peace, my friend.
Lauralei Clark and Family, Parkwood Lane
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Erica and Thomas Palmeroni planted a tree in memory of Louis Farina, III
Saturday, July 27, 2024
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Dads are like trees, they give you roots, shelter and someone to look up to no matter how tall you grow may you continue to guide and watch over. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Maria & Pascal Jabbour posted a condolence
Saturday, July 27, 2024
Q: How did you meet Louis?
A: Lou has been our landscaper for 15 years , we still remember when he knocked on our door when we moved , and since he became our landscaper , always available and always did his job to the perfection , we loved his sense of humor and his jokes ! I still remember when I called him to pull me when my Range Rover got stuck in the snow and since he used to tease me that a Ford -F150 is much better than a Range Rover ! He will be missed dearly ! He was a fighter he worked until the last minute and never complained
The Jabbour Family
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Barbara and Marty Polinsky posted a condolence
Saturday, July 27, 2024
Q: What will you never forget about Louis?
A: One very wintry day when we were trapped in our house, Lou showed up and ploughed us out to safety. We hadnt asked him and he never charged us for that day. He was so kind and generous
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Your daughter, Lala planted a tree in memory of Louis Farina, III
Friday, July 26, 2024
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Dad, may this tree represent your strong beautiful soul as it blooms and stands tall for years to come. I love you forever Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Lyda Doyle posted a condolence
Friday, July 26, 2024
We are very sad to learn of Lou’s passing. Lou was working on our block daily with his crew. He talked to everyone and was helpful to anyone who needed it. He was the hardest working landscaper I ever saw. He was out there with his crew just a few weeks ago and I’m glad I had the chance to talk to him at length that day. Once, he saw me outside working and pulled up and asked me if I wanted two bushes he couldn’t use. He said I could just have them for my yard. So I planted them out back along the ends of my rows of trees. I’m so glad I took them and will now remember him each time we are out back. All of the neighbors are sad to hear of this news and we collectively agree how much we will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
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Ronald Wagner posted a condolence
Friday, July 26, 2024
So sorry for your loss Lou was always a gentleman to me and my wife for the past 14 years He was a great landscaper and was always prompt. We always had great conversations laughing a lot at times.May he rest in peace and out of pain now residing with his Dad and most importantly Jesus in Heaven
Ron / Mary Wagner
910 Sequoia Rd 19128
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Thursday, July 25, 2024
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A Memorial Tree was planted for Louis Farina, III
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
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