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Robert Austin
May 21, 2015
It was with great sadness that I learned today of the passing of Pat. She was one of my very first childhood friends, which started in kindergarten. We were classmates thru high school and connect briefly at UW Platteville.She will always remain one of my oldest and best friends..My deepest sympathies to her husband and sons. Bob Austin
May 9, 2015
To the Barrera Family: A very sad day. Mrs. Barrera was always kind to me and I have fond memories of playing at her home and with Mike. Scott Carollo, M.D.
Julianne (Julie)
May 7, 2015
Rather than mourn the absence of the flame, let us celebrate how brightly it glowed.
Julianne (Julie) Price-Wingate
May 7, 2015
Mrs. Barrera was my third grade teacher at Monte Vista Elementary in Montclair. I am 66 yrs old now, so it was a long time ago. I have many memories of her as a teacher, but through the years, I would see her out and about, and it was always fun to have a quick chat. My best memory will always be, about 20 yrs ago, when my friend Bruce, who was also in my third grade class, was with me when she stood behind us at a fast food restaurant. After saying hello, I asked if she remembered Bruce Ewing. She replied "No I didn't have a Bruce Ewing, but I had an Alan Ewing." We were amazed, because Bruce went by Alan then. She said that she remembered all of her students names. She was a wonderful person as well as a great teacher. I regard her so highly, that I use her name as an answer to a web site security question. "What is the name of your favorite teacher?" The answer is simple, Mrs. Barrera. True story! I have and will continue to think of her fondly through my remaining years.
Harriet
May 6, 2015
Mrs. Barrera was my third grade teacher in elementary school. My most memorable time was the day she brought in a cow's heart for science and we were able to look at it. I remember sticking my fingers in different holes and wondered how the entire heart worked. I have been interested in medicine and science ever since. She was a terrific teacher!
Isabel
May 6, 2015
We pray that God's love and comfort surrounds each of you during this time. Psalm 119:76
May 5, 2015
From: Carl and Laura Rogers (Friends of Jim's)
We are thinking of you. It is our wish that all the fond memories get you through this difficult time.
Love and Best
Earle Anderson
May 4, 2015
Dick: I remember Pat as a vibrant, friendly, athletic young woman who attended events with you at Kaiser Steel. Earle Anderson
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