Garrett Ronald Farr Swisher Obit
Garrett Ronald Farr 17 of Swisher Iowa died Sept 22 2017 after a battle with low mood. Visitation Sept 27 at Murdoch Linwood Cedar Rapids funeral Sept 29 at Shueyville United Methodist Church. He was a Prairie High School senior and worked for Costal Developers and the Kernels. He is survived by his parents siblings and multiple relatives. Memorials may go to Brain and Behavior Research Foundation or Foundation 2 in Cedar Rapids.
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