Pearly Farrell

Pearly Farrell, a vibrant beacon of joy and resilience, entered the world on September 29, 1940, in Trinidad and Tobago. With a heart full of passion and an indomitable spirit, she graced this earth for over eighty-five remarkable years before peacefully departing on January 10, 2026, at HCA North Florida Hospital.

As a devoted homemaker, Pearly embraced the sacred art of nurturing her family with a spunky personality that was truly larger than life. She created a warm and loving haven, where laughter echoed in every corner and the aroma of home-cooked meals filled the air. Her skills extended beyond domesticity; Pearly found solace and joy in sewing and engaging in crossword puzzles, often delighting in the challenge they presented. Her love for game shows was legendary, with a special fondness for "Let's Make a Deal," "The Price is Right," and "Wheel of Fortune," where she cheered for contestants with the same vibrant enthusiasm she brought to life itself.

Pearly's greatest pride lay in her unwavering faith and her profound relationship with the Lord, a testament to her strength and belief in the power of love and community. She lived her life as an embodiment of grace, illuminating the lives of those fortunate enough to know her.

Pearly leaves behind a devoted family who cherish her memory: her daughter, Jacqui (Robert) Menlasino; her sons, Wayne Farrell, Michael (Althea) Farrell, and Mark (Keisha) Farrell; her beloved grandchildren, Bridgett, Brandon, and Grace; and her cherished great-grandchildren, Dimitri and Karrell. Her brother, Ashton Stephens, also carries forward the legacy of love and laughter that Pearly exemplified.

She is preceded in death by her beloved husband, Lincoln "Abe" Farrell; her dear daughter, Janice Beckles; and her grandchild, Quacy Farrell.

Pearly Farrell's life was a beautiful ode to family, faith, and fun, a lasting reminder of the joys that fill our days when we live them with purpose and passion. She will be dearly missed and forever celebrated in the hearts of those who loved her.