Dan Eugene Farley

Dan Eugene Farley Dan Eugene Farley was born on February 10, 1953 in Tacoma, WA. He passed away on June 8, 2018 in Morton, WA after a short courageous battle against pancreatic cancer. Dan married his first wife Debbie and together they had two daughters, Rachele and Melissa. This marriage brought him two stepsons, Wayne and Tommy. Dan later married Christine and together had four daughters: Annalisa, Danielle, Colby, and Samantha. This marriage brought him two more stepchildren, Allison and Lawrence. His third marriage to Pamela gave him two more stepchildren, Shane and Cassandra. His final love and partner for the last two and a half years was Diana. Having twelve children, Dan became a grandpa and great grandpa to a whole host of children. Dan was a great outdoorsman, mountain man, master fisherman, and hunter. He was a man’s man who had always worked with his hands. His work by trade was carpentry. His natural skill and abilities allowed him to masterfully build structures. Dan found solace in Packwood and knew of all the best places to camp, hunt, fish, and enjoy the mountain. He was an artist and used many mediums, but his favorite was painting. He painted mostly mountains and wilderness scenes. He also enjoyed singing and playing the guitar. Dan was a truly gifted man. In the final years of his life he enjoyed playing bingo and bunko with Diana at their favorite hangouts in Packwood and Randle. They wholeheartedly enjoyed spending time with their family and friends. Dan is survived by his father Ralph, sister Dawn, stepsibling’s: Janice, Diane, Cara, Debbie and Brian, and all of his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and his companion Diana. He was preceded by his mother Judith, sister Dana, brother Duffy, stepfather Bob, and his nephew Kenneth. A celebration of Dan’s life will be held on Saturday, June 30th at 2pm at Riffe Lake Campground - 241 Osborne Rd, Mossyrock, WA, site GA5. We will celebrate in Dan’s style - a party. Please bring a dish and your favorite drink (and a ride if you’re not camping). Arrangements by Edwards Memorial, Funerals Homes, Chapels and Crematories. 253-566-1008