FARRELL: LEARIE died on 19th March, 2012. Son of the late Leslie and Evelyn Farrell. Father of Gillian Bernard and Adrian Farrell. Husband of Anne Farrell. Grandfather of Zoe, Zahra and Zane-Paul. Father-in-law of Paul Bernard. Brother of Joyce Benjamin (deceased), Marjorie Farrell, Eva Espinosa, Rennison Farrell, Lenore Ayers and Winston and Lennox Farrell. Uncle of Jason, Dawayne, Miriam, Gerard and many others. Relative, Cousin and Friend of many. Funeral at 10.00 a.m. on Friday 23rd March, 2012 at Woodbrook Pentecostal Church, 53 Gallus Street, Woodbrook thence to St. John's R.C. Churchyard Cemetery, Cemetery Street, Diego Martin. For enquiries, call C&B 625-1170
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