Birth date: May 19, 1956 Death date: Sep 15, 2016
Devant Kennedy “Kenny” Farmer III, an engineer with Chevron, passed away surrounded by his friends and family on Thursday, September 15, 2016 at the age of 60. Loving husband of Amelia Tucker “Millie” Farmer. Beloved father of Ame Read Obituary
Millie and family,
I heard about your recent loss through a friend of mine, Cathy Bascle. Years ago when Amelia and Amy (Bollinger) were little we used to carpool together for Gingerbread House preschool. I am keeping you in my prayers. Praying that God will comfort your heart and carry you through this time of sadness to a place of peace.
With deepest sympathy,
M. Yvonne Corzo
[email protected]
To the Farmer Family,
Sending my deepest sympathy and condolences to the bereaved family in the loss of your husband, dad, brother, friend. I was so sorry to hear the sad news of Ken's death. He was certainly a happy go lucky guy with a great sense of humor and very respectful. Although he left the Covington office a while ago, his presence here remains. He will be missed for sure. Stay strong and be encouraged knowing he is not in any pain or suffering anymore.
God Bless,
Lynell Rowan
Chevron Co-worker
Saddened to hear of Ken's passing. I always enjoyed working with him on pump testing projects. He was a true professional and a man of good character and integrity! May he rest in peace!
My heart broke when I saw the news on Facebook. Kenny was such a wonderful neighbor in Algiers and his love and support for his family especially Millie were so evident. Hugs to the family especially Miss Millie who will always have special place in our heart as Ross's first teacher. God bless you. Jeanmarie Mayfield, Katy, Texas
As a co-worker and business associate, Ken was always helpful, supportive, and most importantly, cheerful. He just had a way of making me laugh. I will always remember Ken as a true friend.
Steve Short
So sorry to hear about Kenny. I had no idea he was ill so this is a shock. He was a good guy and friend. He always had a smile on his face and was a pleasure to be around. Many years ago we used to deer hunt in Alabama and I thoroughly enjoyed those trips. I want to offer my prayers and condolences to the family.
Steve Romano
Ken was a most wonderful friend and colleague. There was no problem that Ken could not solve! Our thoughts and prayers go out to Ken, his family and all who knew this most wonderful person. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him!
Kevin Kassner
Atyrau, Kazakhstan
