Barb Quirk

To all her blood family, I offer my condolences. I go back with Barb to the 70,s when we worked to start the Adult Day Center which later became Eldercare. She helped me out often at Attic Angel with the Intern curriculum. I learned so much from he;, geriatrics wasn't a coarse when I became a nurse in the early 60's, but Barb was my mentor. So grateful to have had the priviledge to know her!

Thoughts and prayers to your family. John Rock and family

I was privileged to get to know Barb on her visits to California to visit her daughter, Amy, and her family. She was loved so deeply by her family & friends which is a blessing in anyone´s life. She was an amazing role model and person of wisdom & strength. My heartfelt condolences to my dear friend, Amy, and her entire family.

My deepest condolences to Barb's family. Barb was always such a helpful, hospitable and caring neighbor. I still have an article she wrote in 1995 about my grandmother developing a deep friendship in her 80's. I am sure Barb was making new friends her whole life.

As a young nursing assistant, and later a nurse decades ago I knew of Barb's professional reputation. Although I doubt our paths ever crossed, her circle of impact was ever widening, much like a pebble tossed into a sylvan lake. She will be remembered, her impact in others lives continues to be felt. I am so sorry for your loss.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.