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Beloved mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, friend. Naomi and her husband Ed Farrel were pioneer missionaries to Colombia and Chile from 1942 to 1962. They continued to do missionary work until their remaining years. Naomi is the mother of Sharon Faith Ries and Shirley Evangeline Craver.

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Rachel Naomi Farrel (88) was born December 21, 1922, in Auburn, Nebraska; she went to be with the Lord, on January 3, 2011, Covina, California. She was preceded in death by her husband Edmund A. Farrel, her firstborn daughter Rachel, her parents LeRoy and Eula Kopp, her sister Evangeline Cass, and her brothers LaVern, Lorin and LeRoy II.

Upon graduation from high school Naomi started Interdenominational Youth Rallies in conjunction with ministering at her father’s church, Calvary Temple.

Naomi and her husband Ed were pioneer missionaries to Colombia, So. America from 1942 to 1951, building a mission and an elementary school, Colegio de Las Americas, in El Secreto, deep in the heart of the jungle.

From 1952 to 1961, they founded the Church of God, (Cleveland, TN) in Chile; establishing 60 churches, two Bible Institutes and another school.

After returning to the U.S., Naomi and Ed continued their ministry in missions to Mexico, along with distributing children’s literature around the world. From 1981 to 1985, they returned to South America and started the first Calvary Chapel in Villavicencio, Colombia.

Naomi loved music and played piano, organ, guitar, accordion and trumpet. She used this talent to lead, accompany and teach people of all ages to worship the Lord. She also studied Hebrew and enjoyed reading her Hebrew Bible.

Throughout her life, Naomi ministered with Ed in numerous countries in the Western Hemisphere and the Middle East, concurrently teaching in the Women’s Ministry at Calvary Chapel West Covina and later at Golden Springs. She also ministered at Ladies Conferences, Retreats, and Bible Studies, both here and abroad. In her later years, she led a ladies prayer group at Calvary Chapel Golden Springs.

Naomi is survived by her two daughters, Shirley and Sharon and their husbands, Norman Craver and Raul Ries; four grandsons, one granddaughter, one granddaughter-in-law, three great-granddaughters, one great-grandson, her brother, E. Paul Kopp, and sister-in-law Daphyne Ryan. Naomi leaves many friends and spiritual children around the world.

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Children - Argentina Bolivia Costa Rica Cuba Ecuador Egypt France Germany Guatemala Honduras Israel Jamaica México Nicaragua Panamá

Paraguay Perú Puerto Rico United States Uruguay Venezuela fields Naomi ministered to

Music“Until Then” Norman G. Craver accompanist Leslie Wolst - Billy Orozco

“When We All Get To Heaven” Ensemble accompanist Ronn Haus

Flag ProcessionRyan Vizard - Colombia ~ Ricardo Plazas - Chile

Presentation

Homegoing Celebration

Family RemembrancesNorman G. Craver II - Vanessa R. Craver - Raul A. Ries Jr.

Shane S. Ries - Melynda A. Ries - Monet E. Ries - Skylar D. RiesIreland S. Ries - Bjorn A. Ries - Ryan B. Ries

ChallengePastor Raul A. Ries

Hector Martinez ~ Officiator

EulogyShirley Evangeline Craver - Sharon Faith Ries

Music“Be My Light”

Shane S. Ries featuring Ehmanda

GravesideNorman G. Craver

Rose Hills Memorial Park

Service Tues, January 11, 2011 @ 11:00 amReception following at Calvary Chapel Golden Springs

22324 Golden Springs Drive, Diamond Bar, CA 91765-2449 • (909) 396-1884 • www.calvarygs.org

Closing PrayerPastor Dale Goddard

Pall BearerRaul A. Ries - Norman G. Craver - Raul A. Ries Jr. Norman G. Craver II - Shane S. Ries - Ryan B. Ries

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