Birth date: Feb 15, 1943 Death date: Feb 18, 2022
Domenico “Dom” Farnelli Jr., age 79, passed away at home with his family by his side on Friday, February 18, 2022, after his battle with Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome. He was born on February 15, 1943 to Domenico and Audrey (B Read Obituary
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Prayers to the Farnelli family. Domenic & his family lived on Sherman near Lincoln.
It was near my house on Fountain. I needed a ride to Musk. Cath. Central. He was so kind to allow me to ride along with him & his friends. I was in good hands.
Barbara(Schaub) & Gene Greenwood
I worked with Dom at Consumer, learned a lot from him. We both had tool & die in our back grounds, shared a lot of ideas on how to solve some of the problems that we faced while working at Consumers. . During that time we became close friends. Dom got to know my family as I did his. You will be missed, but you will always be in our heart, memories. RIP Dom
Jim Ward
Sending our thoughts and prayers to Lisa and the family. Dom was a wonderful man and neighbor. He will be greatly missed. ❤️ The Nicosia’s.
Very sad to hear about Doms passing He was a very smart man. We worked together back in the late 70's for the Western travel crew. Prayers to the family. (Gary Rupar)
I worked with Dom for many years at Consumers. Always very knowledgeable, and a fun guy to work with. We worked on many projects together, and later he became the supervisor of our "On Site Machine Shop". He was always willing to come out and evaluate the parts we needed for our projects. Rest in peace Dom.
Yes, more than a friend, a brother. My mom and dad were great friends with Butches mom and dad in Muskegon before us kids were born. Every summer after school was out Butch come up north to play and help dad on the farm. He loved it! Then he went Navy. Then married Theresa. Then they had Gina and Lisa. Life went on. I was 17 years younger. He was my older brother, taught me so much! When Butch was around we had deer meat to eat. That guy had imagination outstanding and thee perfectionist. We loved and love ❤️ each other unconditionally. Butch (Dom) was thee greatest one of all, Ric (Dean) Drier
Dom was more then a friend, he was my brother. I will miss all our talks and his friend ship. We will miss you but we will celebrate your life. To Lisa and Gina we are so sorry for his passing.
From Diana and Tom Bates
