Justin Kane Farnham, 41, of Bethel, Vermont, passed away peacefully and far too soon on December 26, 2025.
Born on May 10, 1984, in Rutland, Vermont, Justin’s death has left his family and community with broken hearts and souls.
Although the cause of his passing has not been revealed, tributes shared that Justin’s departure was peaceful and gentle.
Justin Farnham Was A Passionate Basketball and Baseball Player!
Justin Farnham was a skilled craftsman who believed in doing things the right way and teaching others to follow his example.
He was also an athlete, full of energy and competitive spirit on the baseball field and basketball court.
Additionally, he played softball with the Bandits Softball Team in 2020. Since January 5, 2023, he has been the owner of JK Ro & Sons, LLC.
Beyond playing, Justin proudly carried the role of coach, guiding his children and local youth with patience and encouragement.
He taught his children to hunt, fish, build, and respect nature, but also to be good and kind people.
His coaching was not limited to sports; it was about shaping character and sharing life lessons.
His greatest pride was his children, whom he praised and cherished as his most important accomplishments.
Justin is survived by his beloved sons Zachary Farnham (Natalie), Cadin Farnham (Lexy), Jayden Prucha, and Timberland Farnham, along with his parents Kevin and Terrie Farnham.
Additionally, he leaves behind his siblings, Kristina Waters (Jeff), Steve Lanfear (Tristan), and Blake Farnham; his life partner, Kayla Rose; and his grandparents, Robert and Luella Farnham and Beverly Mailhiot.
He is also remembered by countless cousins, aunts, uncles, teachers, coaches, colleagues, and friends.
Regarding the celebration of life, a memorial service will be held at Whitcomb High School on January 6, 2026 at 6:00 pm, where loved ones will gather to honor his memory.
Zachary Farnham, his son, shared on Facebook, saying:
His legacy will live on in the people he coached, the family he loved, and the community he uplifted.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to Justin Kane Farnham’s family, friends, and well-wishers.
Rest In Peace!
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