Death date: Jan 17, 2008
Farley, Mr. Mack Amos Farley, age 83 of Austell died January 17, 2008. Mr. Farley was a member of Fairview Baptist Church, where he was a Sunday School Teacher, member of Latham Masonic Lodge #12, Retired in 1987 from Lever Broth Read Obituary
We are so thankful for the chance in our lives that Uncle Mack was a part of. And the time we got to spend with him. Everytime Mike picks up his banjo it will remind him of all uncle Mack had taught him. With all our love and sympathey.
Mike and Dana Jones##imported-begin##Mike and Dana Jones##imported-end##
Dear Farley family--My prayers are with you during this time. Mack has left a great legacy.##imported-begin##Greg Earnest##imported-end##
My Dad was the most wonderful Father in the world!! He was a Great Man!!##imported-begin##Patricia Hampton##imported-end##
The most Wonderful Father in the universe!!!!
Truely a Great Man!!!##imported-begin##PatriciHamptona##imported-end##
Dear Bluegrss Family, We are very heartfelt in saying that we truly understand how sad it is to say goodbye to the ones we love the most. Having lost both of parents, Inez and I really understand the emptiness that you feel right now. Please remember, that you will carry with you all of the love that you hold in your heart forever and that your memories will be only good ones. We are thankful to have had Mr. Mack in our lives and we will always remember his wonderful smile and kind words. He was truly a pioneer in the bluegrass world and we are grateful for all he did to inspire the rest of us. Please know that we are praying for you to have strength and comfort and if there is ever anything we can to do help you in any way, we are always here for you. Again, thank you so much for the privilege of being a part of the bluegrass family. Love Always, Your forever bluegrass buddies, Cindy Pinion and Inez Pinion Castleberrry##imported-begin##Cindy Pinion##imported-end##
I have been forever blessed, though indirectly, by Mr. Farley's obvious meaningful presence while with us on earth, through his daughter Patricia and granddaughter Angie. My life experience has been limited so far, and my short time has taught me that I may weave relations with people and sometimes a positive memory may happen from that chanced relationship. So, pardon me for being direct in saying, "I have been forever blessed, personally, by Mr. Farley - even though we never were able to talk directly. I am a much better person because of him, through his family. Thank you Mack Farley for all you have done and will yet do."
Very warmest regards,
Paul Bergaust##imported-begin##Paul Bergaust##imported-end##
Mrs. Evelyn, Kricket, John, we were so sorry to hear of Mr. Mac's passing. I have no doubt in my mind that heaven is hearing some pretty good fiddle playing!!
We have so many memories of Armuchee. (and look forward to many more.) All of you will be in our thoughts and prayers during this time. We love you all.
Virgil, Judy, JoAnna and Judson Hartline##imported-begin##Judy Hartline##imported-end##
Mac and I had eyes that were different. I use to call him my brother. He was always so nice to every one. He loved the music, and we enjoyed seeing him play. Now he is playing in Heaven. Sympathy is expressed to the family.##imported-begin##Jo ann Wpptem##imported-end##
Mac was a good bluegrass music friend. Always enjoyed seeing him, and his wife. Will miss him. Our prayers and sympathy are for the family##imported-begin##Robert and Bertha Payne##imported-end##
WE are so sorry to hear of Mr. Mack's death. He was true gentleman and a dear friend.##imported-begin##Mike and Sally Fleming##imported-end##
