Death date: Nov 15, 2014
Norman Scott Farthing, 58, passed away Saturday, November 15, 2014. Scott is survived by his parents, Don and Lucille Farthing; his loving wife of 33 years, Judy Farthing; sons, Everett Michael Farthing, Nolan Kyle Farthing; daugh Read Obituary
Scott and Judy were my best friends when we worked together in Esbjerg in Denmark. Scotty was a great friend, a great Engineer, a great Husband, and a great Dad. I’m going to miss you.
Judy, my love to you, Mike, Kyle and Amanda.
Regards, Andy
Judy and Family, please know that your old friend from Lampasas is thinking of you and sending prayers. Please let me know if I can do anything. Love to all of you.
By the luck of the draw, Scott was my first roommate our freshman year in Moses Hall. He quickly became well known not just in our dorm, but throughout the Northgate area. If something notable went on, Scott was there. Scott was fun to be around and a friend to all. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to Scott’s family and his many friends. He was truly a treasure to all who knew him and his memory will be cherished by me always.
My prayers are with you during this difficult time. Scott was great guy and we had many, many good times while living on the 2nd floor of Moses Hall at TAMU. He was a character. Each time I think of Scott I smile remembering those times.
He is smiling now watching over you and waiting for you. God’s peace be with you during this time and forever more.
Scott and I were dorm mates many years ago at Texas A&M. I’m deeply saddened by our loss and will be thinking and praying for you in the days to come.
Scott was one of my Moses Hall friends when I attended A&M. He had such a giving heart and a huge personality. I don’t believe I ever saw a frown on his face. Although I had lost contact over the years, I was touched to read his moving obituary. May your happy memories carry you through this difficult time.
Who doesn’t remember Scott w/o a smile on his face, a deep laugh, a fun personality & a friend to all. He will always remain a part of my happy memories @ TAMU. My thoughts & prayers are with his family, whom I never met, but know that they were blessed. Rest in peace, Scott!
While it has been many years, I still remember Scott’s smile, jovial spirit and the twinkle in his eyes. I will be keeping family in thoughts and prayers as they grieve a difficult loss and celebrate an exceptional life.
I am so very sorry for your loss. Scott was my manager about 10 years ago. He was truly one-of-a-kind. A true friend and a terrific boss. My heartfelt sympathies and prayers are with you all.
I am so very sorry for your loss. I was one of Scott’s friends from our college days at TAMU. I had lost touch with him over the years, yet still kept up with him through mutual friends. He truely was a very special, kind, loving spirit. My prayers and sympathy go out to you and your family in this difficult time. Know Scott is now looking down upon you from the heavens above and will be with you forever.
