Aryn Marie Farr

A Shining Star, Gone Too Far Aryn Marie Farr was born on January 4, 2005, in St. Louis, Missouri, the cherished daughter of Anthony and Marie Farr. From her earliest days, Aryn exhibited a profound sense of faith and purpose. She accepted Christ as a young child and was baptized at Shalom Church, where her relationship with God became a guiding light throughout her life. Preceding her in death were her father, Anthony Farr, Sr.; grandmothers, Carol Finley and Margaret Farr; great-grandmothers Cora Webster, Willie Mae Smith, and Mattie Henderson. A proud Hazelwood Central High School graduate in June 2023, Aryn was poised to pursue her dreams in animation at Webster University, intending to minor in computer science. Her creative imagination knew no limits, and the world eagerly awaited the brilliance she had yet to share. Fearlessness defined Aryn’s character. As the bravest among five siblings, she never wavered in her resolve, standing firmly in her truth. Her laughter was loud and infectious, her sense of humor bold and sometimes dark, yet always uplifting. Aryn’s joyful spirit echoed in every corner she entered, her raucous laughter and clever, morbid jokes bringing smiles even in the most unexpected moments. She embraced her individuality unapologetically, and those around her cherished her unique perspective on life. If someone sought honesty, they knew Aryn would deliver; her words were always unfiltered and sincere. Perhaps Aryn’s most defining quality was her kindness. With an open heart, she reached out to others, even strangers, offering support and care without asking for anything in return. Her selflessness shone through in her constant reminders to the family: “Be safe,” she would say, often with her quirky yet protective admonition, “Don’t get on any escalators.” This desire to keep her loved ones safe reflected her deep concern for others, even as she navigated her journey toward God. In her final acts of compassion, Aryn saved two lives—Jerry the frog and AM the cat—while keeping her promise to her beloved dog, Maxy, whispering, “I’ll always love you.” Aryn’s relationship with God was personal and profound. Unafraid of the future, she reassured those around her, encouraging them not to be sad. In her 0nal days, she expressed acceptance of her path, ready to meet her Maker in peace. Her unwavering faith provided comfort to those mourning her loss.Though Aryn’s time on Earth was brief, her impact was immense. She leaves behind a loving family: her mother, Marie Farr; her sisters, Alyx, Tiara, Ciara, and Erika; her brother, Anthony “AJ”; her nieces, Averi and Nyla; her nephews, Ace and Noah; her grandfathers, Freddie Finley Sr. and Carl Moore; and countless aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who will carry her memory in their hearts. While her physical presence may be gone, Aryn’s spirit continues to illuminate the lives of those who knew and loved her.Ultimately, Aryn’s story is one of purpose and grace, a tapestry woven with vibrant threads of adventure and love. Though her light was extinguished too soon, it continues to illuminate the hearts of all those she touched. Aryn's legacy is a true re6ection of her spirit: Adventurous in her pursuits, Radiant in her love, Yearning for truth and Nurturing in her kindness. Though her time with us was 6eeting, she will forever be cherished for the joy and light she brought to the world, inspiring us all to embrace life boldly and love deeply. Aryn's spirit will guide us, a beacon of hope and love in our journeys ahead.

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Aryn Marie Farr

January 4, 2005 - September 16, 2024