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Virtual Visitation
8:00 am - 8:30 am
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
New Haven Funeral Centre Inc.
7025 Legion Rd
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
905-678-8922
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Funeral Service
8:30 am - 9:20 am
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
New Haven Funeral Centre Inc.
7025 Legion Rd
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
905-678-8922
Tuesday
29
December
Drive-By Visitation
9:30 am - 10:30 am
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
New Haven Funeral Centre Inc.
7025 Legion Rd
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
905-678-8922
East Parking Lot
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December
Burial
11:00 am
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Meadowvale Cemetery
7732 Mavis Rd.
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
905-451-3716
The burial will be for immediate family only
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Wednesday, June 15, 2022
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Uncle John...Thinking of you...
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Ann Marie Lloyd lit a candle
Sunday, January 10, 2021
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It’s hard to believe that you’re gone. You always had positive things to say to me and I will never forget that. The last time I saw you was at the retirement party where we celebrated your career as a Justice. You are greatly missed. Rest well my friend. My condolences to your loved ones. Love Ann Marie Lloyd.
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Joyce A Tuyp posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
My condolences to Cathy and Jonae and family. John was such a pleasure to work with. We had so much fun and he made everyone who was in court feel at ease. I still love his favourite line, "Don't give me a basket to carry water". He was a great friend, someone I could rely on, and talk freely to. Rest in peace, my friend. Joyce T
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Monday, January 4, 2021
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His Worship John Farnum ( Retired) was one of a kind. He was very humble and cheerful, he treated everyone with respect and would not hesitate to help a anyone in need. He would always make conversation in court and he loved his island the Barbadoes. My heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and colleagues that he played a special role in. We truly lost a great gentleman. May his soul Rest In Peace.
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Kerri Marshall posted a condolence
Sunday, January 3, 2021
My sincere Condolences to the family...
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Maria & Ashley Shepherd posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
So so many great memories of John (His Worship). The kids will miss their "Uncle John" and are grateful for his words of wise advice over the years. His presence, his smile and his laughter will be missed deeply. We send our most heartfelt condolences to the family. Sincerely, Maria & Ashley Shepherd.
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Tuesday, December 29, 2020
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I just wanted to express my sincere condolences on the loss Justice of the Peace (Retired)John Farnum. He was an excellent Justice and a good friend to Peel Police. He always had a smile on his face and was very nice to deal with. My thoughts are with all of his family and friends at this difficult time. Please take care.
Sincerely
Chief Jennifer Evans(Retired)
Peel Regional Police
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Louis & Audrey Isaacs lit a candle
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
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Our condolences to the family of Justice John Furnham in this your time of loss,, our thoughts and prayers are with you all. John was a man willing to assist his community with much needed assistance and encouragement especially to young people. He was always professional when it comes to this role as Justice of the Peace. He was very jovial, full of humor and warmth on a social level. We will miss that smile, John rest in peace my brother..
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Monica Polley (Brampton POA Courthouse) planted a tree in memory of Ret. Justice of the Peace John Farnum
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
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May your heart and soul find peace and comfort. Ret. Justice of the Peace John Farnum will always be remembered, a true friend and gentleman.
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The Dwyer-Joel Sr Wolverine Joel Jr Elleanora Patrick Vaspie planted a tree in memory of Ret. Justice of the Peace John Farnum
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
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Uncle John this is coming from the Dwyer family with love and good memories .
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HW Steven D’Souza lit a candle
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
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The news of His Worship John Farnum’s passing came as a shock and source of great sadness. His Worship was a respected colleague and a friend to many. He always set the tone when he entered a room and that tone was always a positive one. He spoke with kindness and encouragement, and was as pleased to greet people as they were to greet him. He will be dearly missed.
My condolences to His Worship’s family at the loss of a truly good man.
Justice of the Peace S. D’Souza
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Kathy and Femi Adekoya posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
John was a dear friend, he was allway so charming, and witty .A member of the Brampton Community, he was active in Carabram with the United Achievers, and he worked along with the Barbados High Commissioner, on one of the best Carabrams in the West Indian Pavalion. which he co-chaired with my husband. husband Wilson. John Farnum apart from his work as a Justice of the peace was well known and loved in our Brampton community. Our condolence to his wife Cathy ,his children, and grand children. Wilson and Kathy Adekoya.
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Anthony Bruno lit a candle
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
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I shocked to hear of his passing. I have known John for nearly 20 years. I remember him always saying don't let the little thing stress you, we're cool. I can hear him echoing that. He would walk into a place and almost everyone there knew who he was, if they didn't they would before he'd leave. He was well liked wherever he went and treated everyone as an equal. He would always try to break the ice and not have people feel even more stressed out at court then it can actually be. He had that ability to lift your spirits up and turn a bad day into a good day. My heartfelt condolences to Cathy and the rest of his family my thoughts and prayers are with you. We definitely lost a great man but God has gained him. John will have an everlasting legacy in the court system and his community. I will truly remember what he has taught me and cherish the memories we had. Thank you John for everything and I bow to you one more time. May God bless you
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Debbie Simmons-Charles posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Over my 25 year tenure as teacher and school supervisor at Marantha Christian Academy (MCA), hundreds of parents, students and faculty have walked through our doors. Few have left the impact that Judge Farnum (as we called him) has made over the years.
We had the honor of calling on Judge Farnum to be our first ever guest speaker at MCA over 20 years ago. We sought out somebody who could inspire the students to chase their wildest dreams, a role model they could look up to, a prominent community member who successful in their field, and most importantly, had a heart for God. Judge Farnum was an easy choice as he embodied all that and so much more. I will never forget his charge to our small student body, leaving an impression I’m sure they carry with them to this day. Over the years, he made several presentations to our school and was one of our last guest speakers. He also afforded us the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit his court room while court was in session and even paid for lunch after the visit!
Judge Farnum became much more than a reliable professional partner, he was a vibrant and valued member of our parent community. We were delighted when the Farnum Family entrusted us with providing education for his youngest daughter Jonae. I would see Judge Farnum every day as he faithfully picked up and dropped off his beloved daughter. His pleasant demeanor, hearty “Good Mornings!’ and kind eyes all topped off with his black brimmed hat will be missed walking up and down our school hallways. I still smile thinking back to him engaging us as he manned the Barbados booth for our Black History Celebration. Judge Farnum was a wise man always carrying a bit of advice on the tip of his tongue.
As the decision to close the school was announced, it impacted us all. I cherish how Judge Farnum supported the school with an unwavering fervor and advocated for the importance of Christian Education.
The benefit of being a Christian school meant that we could share with our students the joy of salvation and the rich reward of spending eternity in Heaven with God. Although we are grieving the loss of our dear Judge, we rejoice in knowing that He has transitioned to a better place. I remember sharing that with Jonae, and I hope that all mourning this great loss are comforted by the thought that Judge Farnum is now safe with God in Heaven.
We, the MCA community, remember Judge Farnum with gratitude and love. We were blessed to know him, learn from him, and his memory lives on in all of us.
-Debbie Simmons-Charles
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John in his McDonnell Douglas days, during the annual Labour Day Parade. That charisma started early.
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Mona Osman posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, December 28, 2020
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His Worship John Farnum was a kind and humble soul. His presence was always filled with positivity and happiness. Having the honor of standing before him in court will never be forgotten. He will never be forgotten. He was a merciful Justice, kind to all and treated everyone with respect. He was a gentleman and a blessing to all who knew him.
I am blessed to have been able to call him a friend and to have had the chance to attend his wedding. That was the happiest I had ever seen him.
He will always be remembered with his warm and genuine smile. A compassionate man with a heart of gold.
Thank Your Worship for making everyone around you feel wonderful and respected.
Bowing one last time. Thank you your Worship. R.I.P
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Rick Horvat posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, December 28, 2020
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What can you say about a man who was larger than life - John Farnum enjoyed life. If you are fortunate enough to be called a friend, you celebrate his life with so many. When I think of John, I think of James Bond 007 (Sean Connery being the best, of course), English Premier League Soccer, Clint Eastwood, the Rat Pack, Nat King Cole, calypso music, Mount Gay or Appleton Rum - none of that other stuff, backyard bbq's, fine wine and a sharp dressed man, complete with a nice fedora. He would often say "if I win the lottery, we are going to Barbados", He would always make eye contact with you and ask "how are you doing?" and you knew he cared that you gave him an honest answer. If you asked how are you - he would say "I'm cool" with a big smile on his face. We often joked with him that if he ever decided to run for Mayor of Brampton, he would win, hands down. Frank Sinatra was singing about you with his big hit 'My Way'. Thanks for the memories. Love, your friends, Rick and Eileen
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Reynold Hazelwood lit a candle
Monday, December 28, 2020
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On behalf of Dr Reynold Hazelwood and his family we extend our deepest and sincere condolence to the family of the late retired Justice of the Peace John Farnum. Brampton and Peel Region will not be the same without John. He was a kind, helpful, and friendly individual. To his family I pray that you will be encouraged by the words of Psalm 46: 1-2 that states “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea ....” Rest In Peace my friend.
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Monday, December 28, 2020
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His Worship Farnum was such a jovial and nice individual! Seeing him at the courthouse was always a pleasant experience.
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Pat lit a candle
Monday, December 28, 2020
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My condolences to the Farnum family. May GOD continue to comfort you during these times-Pat
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Shannon posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, December 28, 2020
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I was very sad to hear the news of John's passing. As a rookie police officer John was my favourite JP to deal with. He guided me through the information that I needed to get across to him when swearing to documents et cetera. He was a very kind and witty man who I enjoyed dealing with and I know that he was a very popular JP among the officers. My heartfelt condolences are with your family.
Shannon Noel (retired PRP Sergeant)
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Andrea Waithe lit a candle
Monday, December 28, 2020
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My deepest condolences to the entire family of John. I am still in somewhat of a shock knowing he is no longer here. I thank God I had the pleasure of knowing John, not in a capacity as a Judge but as a friend. I met him through a friend and we became good friends as well, that was a blessing. From the time I met John I was always smiling with all of his hilarious story telling moments, there was never a dull moment with him (he was the life of social gatherings). John was extremely wise and smart as well an offered me so much great advice on many things we had spoken on, for that I thank you John. I must admit it was so romantic and sweet to always hear him speak about 'catching Cathy', I knew she was the love of his life and being blessed with Jonae was beyond words for him... Thank you John for being a wonderful friend, always concern with how things were going with me, thank you for leaving a handprint on my heart. To Cathy I pray God will give you strength to face each day, always know you are in my prayers. Rest In Peace John.... From Andrea
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Lee Moreland posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, December 28, 2020
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Very sad to hear of His Worships passing. I was very fortunate to have worked with John at the Orangeville Courthouse. He was always uplifting and truly cared about the people he served. Never forgotten and never duplicated. Thanks for the support over the years.
RIP Your Worship.
Lee Moreland. JHS
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Dr DeQuincey Jones posted a condolence
Sunday, December 27, 2020
On behalf of the family of Dr DeQuincey Jones, we : Eda Thomas, Loretta Jones Pelew, Hepsy Jones Griffith, Bryson Jones offer our sincere condolences to Cathy and family and the family of Justice John Farnum on his passing. Justice Farnum was a very dear friend who will be missed. May his soul rest in peace ! Dr DeQuincey Jones
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Deborah Amador posted a condolence
Sunday, December 27, 2020
My deepest condolences to Cathy and the whole family. I first met John through my Dad, Alex Amador many years ago, when they worked together at McDonnell Douglas and became fast friends. I'd look forward to his visits, so charismatic, always a smile, always the best storyteller. Years later it would be my turn, to work with John in the courts. Any day working his courtroom was sure to be a good one. He was so gracious with everyone, staff and the public, and always trying to point out a quick & helpful lesson on life to the accused. Every weekend court we worked, off he'd go on our breaks, the social butterfly, disappearing down the hallways, off to meet all the families and assure them there was always hope for the days ahead. Spreading the positivity he was so well known for. He'd often have me call my Dad to come for lunch on our court days together, we'd laugh the time away with the funniest stories of MDCAN or our courtrooms. He never let anyone walk away without a smile, it was his gift! I have no doubt 'Johnny' (as Dad called him), is already having a few drinks with him, and the laughter & shenanigans continue. John is going to be so dearly missed, he touched so many lives with his bigger than life personality. RIP my friend, you'll never be forgotten.
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There are not many who you meet whose character or personality can be replicated. John Farnum was one of those people who were a one of a kind.
I was one of apparently many of his non-biological children in the commmunity. He often referred to me or introduced me as his son.
Thank you John for the many life lessons, the stories, and the memories.
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Robert Jagielski posted a condolence
Saturday, December 26, 2020
His Worship was one of the finest gentlemen you would ever meet. A military man to the core. Extremely considerate to every human being. Prior to his appointment His Worship worked with my father and Justice McCallum’s father at Macdonald Douglas working on the wings for DC 10s and DC 8s. His Worship always took time to speak with young lawyers and make them feel appreciated working in the criminal Justice system. God bless his soul and he will always remain in our hearts. Robert Jagielski
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Keith Lawson posted a condolence
Friday, December 25, 2020
Had the pleasure and honour of working with John at Brampton, Orangeville and Caledon East courts over 30+ years. Such a sincere and caring man. Always got the impression that John saw everyone he dealt with as equals to himself and each other. Whether it was an accused, prosecutor, defender, witness or police officer they all entered John’s court as equals before the law. John had a big heart. Numerous times watched with a warmed heart as John recognized an individual standing before him needed a break or hand up to move on with life. John could be just as effective when dealing with a situation where he recognized for the safety of an individual or a community that someone must be detained or have greater a greater penalty imposed.
Loved having informal conversations (and belly aching laughs) with John about life and his love of the Islands and his time as a young man in the British Navy. One story recall John recounting was his time serving on a British Navy submarine during the dangerous Cuban missile crisis blockade. John recalling how interesting it was during that time watching as previously avowed atheists got down on hands and knees praying to the Almighty during that dire time.
John will be greatly missed by all who were fortunate enough to have known him. I count myself as one of those fortunates.
RIP John Farnham
Keith Lawson Caledon OPP
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Micheal posted a symbolic gesture
Thursday, December 24, 2020
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John was a big man, not just physically, but in his contributions to this world.
He had a full life including service in Her Majesty's Royal Navy.
He was always cheerful and bright with his big personality.
He was a Justice of the Peace (retired)which office he performed faithfully but he always retained his humanity and was always kind.
In fact his kindness and consideration of others is how I will remember him.
He was a jolly good bloke.
My heart goes out to Cathlene his lovely wife and to his beautiful young daughter.
May God bless John above and bless Cathlene and his beautiful daughter.
Michael Shurety
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Thursday, December 24, 2020
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All the staff at Brampton POA are shocked and saddened to hear the news of His Worship's passing.
His hilarious stories and jovial personality will certainly be missed by all.
God definitely broke the mould after he made that man .... there will never be another like him.
We all send our condolences to His Worship's family
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Bob posted a symbolic gesture
Thursday, December 24, 2020
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Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
I’m a Peel Regional Police officer and have known John for about 20 years. Like most I knew John as a JP. He was the nicest guy. He treated everyone the same. It didn’t matter if you were the police, a crown, defense counsel or the accused. He was a true gentleman.
I have such fond memories of John. He understood his job as Justice of the Peace was to ensure peace and justice throughout the community. I brought several search warrants to JP Farnum over the years. Some to his home after hours where we had opportunities to get better acquainted while John read the warrant. Because of John’s dedication to the community, offering to review warrants, many officers got to know the personal side of John. He was a kind man. We had a lot of great conversations over the years. He spoke about the love for his family and of course Barbados.
Im not a churchy person and believe that we were put on this earth to help others as we find our own way. While most of the population may not know John, he made a difference to this community and in the lives of thousands.
Rest In Peace John. I’m going to miss you.
Bob Hackenbrook (Hack) I don’t think John ever called me by my name. Lol.
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Steve posted a symbolic gesture
Thursday, December 24, 2020
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I have just heard about John's passing. It truly saddens me. I had many occasions to seek John's assistance when he was a JP in Brampton and I was a member of Peel Police. I enjoyed his company very much socially and professionally. He will be missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and his friends.
Steve Patterson.
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Don Roy posted a symbolic gesture
Thursday, December 24, 2020
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My name is Don Droy. I was the Sergeant in charge of the Peel Regional Police Court Security and Prisoner Escort Bureaus, at first at the Clarence Provincial Court and then Davis Courthouse, from 1990 until my retirement in 2009.
I dealt with Justice of the Peace John Farnum, professionally as one of our JPs, initially as an Officer attending court to testify and then as the OIC of the two bureaus for 19 years.
When on the bench, John was a hard working, consummate professional in his role as JP. He was fair, always polite and courteous to those in the courtroom and had a great sense of humour, which relieved some of the tension in the case before the court and in the courtroom in general.
Well working at the Davis Court, I always arranged social gatherings for all the Peel Officers and civilian staff that work for us at the Courthouse, one in mid Spring and one in mid Fall, just as a team building get-together, to foster friendships and a chance blow off steam. It was nothing fancy, generally just at one of our favourite restaurants in Brampton, for a mess of chicken wings and beer. On a number of these occasions, John would drop in and spend the evening with us. To all of us he was a good friend and accepted just one of the gang, as he was so well respected by us all. I spent many evenings talking to him, sometimes late into the evening. John was always interested in my welfare, at work and in my civilian life. What always struck me was his sincerity in his enquiries, he really cared for myself and the Officers he spoke with. He had formed a close friendship, a bond, with we Officers who worked with him in Peel, He also discussed his love of his home in the Islands, Barbados as I recall and as I had worked for Wardair years before and travelled to Barbados and some other Caribbean islands, I totally understood his love of home.
When I retired, I moved up to our retirement home in Northern Ontario and in 2017 to another home in Nova Scotia, so unfortunately, I lost touch with John and many other I worked with.
Now this week I learned that he and his wife and daughter had all been stricken with Covid
and tragically John has succumbed to the virus.
I just wanted to express my heartfelt sorrow for the passing of a wonderful gentleman, a respected member of the law community, a truly decent human being and one who I had the pleasure of calling, my friend.
Members of John's family have my deepest condolences on your loss. I have no doubt that Justice John Farnym (retired) will have a special part to play, on the bench in Heaven!
Don Droy ( Sergeant #169 retired)
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Jim Patton posted a condolence
Thursday, December 24, 2020
My condolences to John’s family. I knew John as a Justice of the Peace when I was assigned to the Peel Police Court Bureau. John was always friendly and helpful to all who he came in contact in his role as a Justice of the Peace.
Jim Patton
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Krystal Christopher posted a condolence
Thursday, December 24, 2020
When I was a court clerk, it was always a pleasure working with John.I would see HW Farnum on the courtroom schedule and think "This is going to be a great day". John was a great person to talk to and he loved sharing his life experiences. I admired him for his fairness and bringing a sense of compassion to his decisions. My utmost sympathy are extended to his family during this time. He has left an impression that will never be forgotten.
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M. Sanderson posted a condolence
Thursday, December 24, 2020
On behalf of the officers and staff of the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, I would like to extend our heartfelt sympathies to the family of Retired Justice of the Peace John Farnum. Justice Farnum will always be remembered for his strength and fairness, and for his unwavering dedication to serving the interests of the people of Ontario. He will be missed.
Staff Sergeant Marcus Sanderson, Ontario Provincial Police, Caledon Detachment
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Eric Carr posted a condolence
Thursday, December 24, 2020
A judge with common sense and a great sense of humour. The world has lost a great story teller. Enjoy the view of Old Trafford from above my friend!
Eric Carr
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Mateen Pourgol planted a tree in memory of Ret. Justice of the Peace John Farnum
Thursday, December 24, 2020
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John was a remarkable man. It was an absolute pleasure knowing him. He will live on through those he left behind. May he rest in peace.
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Karin Lefler posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
Dear Cathlene and Jonae and family,
My heart is broken for you. It’s hard to find the words to express my deepest condolences.
I pray that God’s comfort will flow all around you and give you peace and solace.
Love , Karin & Wayne and Reese
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Taylor Halfyard posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
I knew JP Farnum as a sitting Justice of the Peace. He was loved and respected by all and treated everyone with the utmost respect. He had an incredible personality and could make anyone laugh. My condolences to the Farnum family, John was taken far too soon. RIP my friend, you will be missed but never forgotten.
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Dwain Gonsalves lit a candle
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
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It was a pleasure to have known Mr. John Farnum. He will sadly be missed by many, my condolences to his wife and family. RIP my friend.
Dwain Gonsalves and family
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Joy Mcpherson posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
I remember when we use to meet on the soccer field with the boys or for a get-together at your home. You always told the boys to be positive and never settle. May your soul Rest In Peace. You will be dearly missed.
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Wednesday, December 23, 2020
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At John’s Retirement Party at Jake’s Boathouse I was so touched when he gave thanks and mentioned people who brought him joy, laughter and made his career worthwhile knowing and then mentioned me as one of those people. Little did he know that never have I met more of a man that was “For the People” and gave so much of himself to benefit others. His spirit was and always will be One of a Kind!
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Michael Mackiw posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
What a gentleman. He was a great source of knowledge when I started my career, and he knew a great pair of shoes when he saw them. You will be greatly missed Justice Farnum.
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