Birth date: Mar 6, 1957 Death date: Mar 13, 2021
James R. Farrell, age 64, of West Mifflin, passed away surrounded by his loving family on March 13, 2021. Jim is survived by the love of his life, his wife, Katherine Farrell (Grese); children, Ryan (Matt Hire) Farrell and Kalyn Read Obituary
Om my sweet Jim. I am so lost without you. I struggle everyday wondering how I will go on without you. I miss you as much today as I did the day you left me. My heart is so broken, and I cannot ever imagine it will get better. I am so thankful for the life we built together. We created 2 very special children. You were the best father and husband. I love you and will always keep the memories alive.
Dear Farrell family, We are so sorry to for your loss. Sending you love during this difficult time.
Farrells - Jim will be missed dearly. We are so sorry for your loss, and we mourn with you. Love and condolences from the Nells.
Kathie, even though I picked on you when we were kids you were my second sister. Sheri and I wish we could be there for you but we know that the love Jim had for you will forever surround and comfort you. Jim was a kind, sincere and wonderful husband, father and man who helped and touched many souls. My mother, Sandie, Sheri and I send you and all the family the warmth of our hearts and the smiles of our memories of you and Jim. Give the kids and family a hug from all of us. John & Sheri
On behalf of the Sharpsburg Cadets drum and bugle corps alumni, we will certainly miss Jim. Our memories of him are still quite vivid in our minds and hearts. We'd like to offer our sincere condolences to his family. He was a fine man in his youth and became such an outstanding policeman for West Mifflin. God Bless
Dear Farrell Family, our sincere condolences on your loss. We are thinking of you.
To say Jim was the best of the best is an understatement. Jim would lie down in the middle of the road for anyone. He sacrificed personal and family time to help those who needed help. I doubt he ever said no. He will forever be my hero and my favorite brother-in-law... Time spent on vacation with family were never without stories to tell afterward. If Jim was not your hero, he should have been. Love you, Jim...you will be missed
We are all so lucky to have been able to call you husband, father, brother, uncle, or friend. Although a heavy task, we should all try an emulate to be the kind of person you were. You will be missed but will always be remembered for the care, compassion, and love you have shown. Kathy, Ryan, and Kaylyn, you have the best angel looking over you to guide and protect you.
This is very sad news, my sympathies to Kathy and the kids. It was a honor to serve with you Jimmy.
Dear Kathy and family, Please accept my sincere sympathy on your loss. Jim was a wonderful man and loved his family so much. You are all in my prayers. Nancy Folan
