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Ivan C. Farnsworth
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Ivan C. Farnsworth

1/20/1944 - 1/23/2015
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About Ivan C. Farnsworth

Ivan C. Farnsworth, 71, of Snowflake, AZ passed away on January 23, 2015 in Mesa, AZ. He was born on January 20, 1944 to Ila and Ivan Farnsworth in Snowflake, AZ.

Ivan was an avid outdoorsman who spent as much time as possible in the woods hunting, fishing and camping. He was a very talented man who was known to be able to fix anything anyone could come up with. He was loved by his family and had many friends. “Ike”, as he was known, was a true “Jack –of-all-Trades” but worked most of his life in construction. He was most recently employed as a heavy equipment operator at the Morenci mine. He has lived all over the United States but for the last decade he has lived in Fort Thomas, AZ, where he was very active and loved by all.

He will be missed by his wife, Samatha Farnsworth, his children, Kim (Ray, deceased) Monroe of Clarkston, WA, Richard (Chris) Farnsworth of Mesa, AZ, Michael (Kelcie) Farnsworth of Idaho Falls, ID, Terra (Jake) Coplan of Fountain Hills, AZ, Dallas (John) Baker of Moberly, MO, Joshua Farnsworth of Moberly, MO, Jessica Buck of Moberly, MO, adopted daughter, Debbie (Mark) Moore of Florida, his step children and many grandchildren.

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3 comments
Xavier Farnsworth
ago
Love you grandpa, I never did join the boy scouts like you wanted, but I did end up enjoying fishing and enjoying the outside more all because of you, all the phone calls and time we spent when I would visit you in Arizona. I will forever look up to you, rest in peace.
Nathan Vaughn
ago
Grandpa was the best guy I could ever ask for going to be hard just least there no more suffering and no more pain for him, but as time passes bye we will all be with our loved one and that day will be a blessing I send my prayers to the rest of the family wish we all could be together for times like these but most of us live far and down yonder love all of you and all ways thanking about you all. grandpa might be gone but he will never be forgotten love you
Dallas baker
ago
I love and miss him so much! I’ve got a lot of fond memories but the best we’re going fishing with him as a kid at long branch lake in Macon, MO….we would always stop at Hardee’s on our way for breakfast…..he even taught me how to clean them. I will cherish our last visit forever when he told me how proud he was of me and when he hugged me good-bye and said he never wanted to let me go….I never did….your in my heart forever daddy.