I loved seeing and talking to Kenny at the Harley Shop. He was hanging out with us a little more since he retired. I will miss all of our talks about motorcycles and football and life in general but most of all I'll miss his grinning face.  We are all better people having known Kenny Farmer. Deepest of condolences to his family.

I am so sorry for your loss. Kenny was a great guy. His laugh was contagious! I know if we could get a glimpse into Heaven to see what he's doing , we would see that smile and hear that laugh. A pastor once told me that everyone that arrives in Heaven always has a hand print from someone that helped them get there by helping them get closer to God. I know there are more people than the ones I know about but I know for sure his co worker Sherry Jermiah and his daughter Brandi had their handprints on his shoulder when he arrived. We talked about it quite a bit in the office. He was so proud of his family .  He constantly talked about his kids, grandkids, brother, 
the Harley Shop and his bike. 
Kenny was hilarious! I will never forget him telling me what size his passenger had to be in case they had to stop at a stop light. The hardest laugh I had with him was when I tried to show him how to use Facebook. The last time I saw Kenny after he retired,  he was giving me some advice about stock he had just invested in. He said that when it hit big he was going to be a millionaire and live the life he always wanted. I dont know what happened with that stock but what he could have gained from it has nothing over where he is now and who he has already seen.  He has the best of the best . Better than anything money can buy because Heaven cant be bought.  He will be missed. There wont be anybody like Kenny Farmer.

Kenny was a friend, a supporter and a hardworking man.  He had a smile everyday for any situation that would ease your worries even when he was not feeling well.  He never hesitated to help no matter how large or small the task.  He was highly valued  at Southside.  When Kenny and George were together, it was almost a comedy routine.  Kenny was terribly missed when he retired.  My prayers are with his family and many friends.  God bless Kenny.
Sheila Goodfellow

Kenny and I shared a love of music as well as our passion for Harley Davidson. 
We spoke many times of our old favorite singers and guitarists. I brought a 12 string guitar to work to show him and we sat in the office he picked a little then I picked a little,  was only a few minutes but I will never forget it.  I am blessed to have known him....

Kenny was my coffee buddy at Old Fort Harley.  He was a true gentle man.  He loved life, his family, motorcycles, and people. Kenny, you were a good man and friend. You will be missed. 

I will sure miss Kenny. Worked with him for many many years. He always made me smile if I was having a bad day. He used to play music with my step Dad Archie Hobbs. God Bless him and his family. He will be missed.

Kenny was so good to me at Southside High School. One year I had a terrible noise in my room.  Kenny found the source and solved the problem. He was great.  He touched many lives and will be missed.

My thought and prayers are with Kenny's family and friends. I sure miss our Saturday coffee and fat chewin! Enjoy that smooth ride Kenny!

Southside High School LOVED KENNY while he was here.  So glad that I had the opportunity to know someone like Kenny Farmer!


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Mr. Farmer is survived by one daughter, Brandy Bullington of Greenwood; two step-daughters, Shanna Reding and Sandi McCarty of Greenwood; one brother, Robert Farmer of South Carolina; one sister, Virginia Stultz of Arizona; six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

OBITUARY

Kenneth Farmer

23 July, 1943 – 17 September, 2018

McConnell Funeral Home

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