Justin Farmer Obituary, Death – At the time of his passing on March 25 at 12:22 in the morning, Justin Farmer, a citizen of Fountain City who had reached the age of 50, passed away. John R. “Jack” Farmer and Sarah Brown welcomed their son Justin into the world on May 30, 1970, in the city of Richmond, located in the state of Indiana. It was in the year 1991 when he graduated from Centerville High School with his diploma. Throughout the years 1991 to 1994, Justin served in the Army of the United States of America. After that, he continued his studies by enrolling at IU East for an additional four years to complete a Clinical Psychology program there.

Justin was a well-known figure at the Fountain City Mini-Mart, where he had worked for a significant amount of time. He was known for his cynical sense of humor and deadpan delivery, which earned him the reputation of being sardonic. He did not have a filter and had the incredible potential to call anyone out at any point for anything, which he could do regardless of the scenario. He was able to do this regardless of the situation. He felt more sympathy and affection for the creatures of the world than he did for mankind. Even though he was always working to hide the fact that he loved people, the truth remained that he did in fact love them.

These are only some of the many reasons why so many people admired and respected him for the entirety of their lives, but there were many more. In addition to this, Justin was an avid reader of Marvel Comics and he had a soft spot for the television show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Justin will be missed by his mother, Sarah Brown; step-mother, Joyce Farmer; his very special Aunt, Jan Statzer; sisters, Sarah (Jason) Sparks and Pam (Luke) Tidrow; brother, Ty (Teresa) Farmer; special cousins, Jie (Ami) Miller and Jackie (Shane) Shroyer; special friends, Tobey Gilmore and Aron Tutt; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and his Mini-Mart family & friends. His mother’s father, Jack Farmer, his father’s paternal grandparents, Max and Ethel Farmer, his maternal grandmother, Ethel Brown, and his paternal grandparents, Max and Ethel Farmer, as well as his cousins Larry “Grub” Riley and Seara Burton, as well as his special friend, Jan Clements, and his devoted canine companion, Gia, all passed away before Justin did.