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Eastlake's Farrer, 74, dies

On 2/18/2008

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Contributed by: Local Color magazine on 2/25/2008

Lola Farrer, 74, died Feb. 18. She was born to Earl and Lena Edleman. She graduated from high school in Casper, Wyo. She married Charles Farrer in 1956. They moved to Denver in 1965 where they raised their children.

Survivors include her husband; children Kevin (Leslie) of Erie, Millie (John) of Brighton; Michael (Jill) and their daughters Hannah and Hayley of Northglenn; Kathy Farrer of Longmont; brothers Gene (Henrietta) of Casper, Keith (Vera) of Mesa, Ariz., sisters Joyce Edleman and Mary Ellen Hopkins of Idaho; and two grandchildren.

Services were Feb. 23 at First Congregational Church in Eastlake.

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