Rosemary Farmer

Rosemary Farmer, age 71, passed away on January 13, 2026, in Ocala, Florida. She was born on October 7, 1954, in Union City, Indiana, and lived a life rooted in love, strength, and connection—a life that intertwined beautifully with those around her, especially the man who walked beside her for decades. For more than fifty years, Rosemary devoted herself to customer service, a role that suited her generous spirit perfectly. She had an extraordinary ability to meet people where they were, of ering kindness, patience, and understanding to everyone she encountered. Through her work with the public, she became a steady presence in countless lives, touching people in ways both big and small, often without even realizing it. At the center of her world was her family. Rosemary was the matriarch—the heart that kept everyone connected, the quiet strength behind every gathering, the guiding force whose love shaped generations. She was truly a force of the universe, balancing warmth with resilience and love with determination. She found joy in garage sailing, thrift shopping, and lingering moments spent with those she loved most, moments that now live on as treasured memories. Rosemary shared thirty-five years of marriage with her beloved husband, Eddie Farmer. Together, their lives moved in harmony—two souls dancing through time, bound by devotion, laughter, and unwavering partnership. Their love was steady and enduring, a rhythm that continues beyond this life, eternal and everlasting. She was preceded in death by her mother, Beatrice Mccombs; her father, William Nelson; her brothers, Michael Nelson and Terry Nelson; and her sisters, Penny Charlene Music and Linda Sue Music. She is survived by her loving husband, Eddie Farmer; her brother, Tom Nelson; her two loving daughters, Brenda Moore and Billie Jo Dewalt; her loving nephews, William Lloyd Music, Christopher Ryan Music, James Russell Music,Travis Collier, Michael Reynolds and Tommy Joe Nelson JR; her loving nieces, Katrina Mathews, Betty Jo Nelson, Nicole Martin and Angie Bowman. She also leaves behind her six grandchildren—Krystal, Whitney, Marissa, Dale, Terry, and Logan—and six great-grandchildren who were the light of her later years. Private services were held at the family home on January 16, 2026, honoring Rosemary in a way that reflected her wishes—surrounded by love. Rosemary’s love continues to echo through her family and through every life she touches. She will be greatly missed.

Rosemary Farmer

October 7, 1954 - January 13, 2026