Barbara Blake

In 1954 Ms. Blake was one of those special, smiling, energetic teachers that everyone loved in Aberdeen Grammer School. She always was a positive, uplifting person and never changed. She touched hundreds of students that will never forget her. My regards and sweet memories of a lovely lady.
William H. Wilson. Raleigh.

I had the pleasure of getting to know Barbara through my husbands parents, Dick and Eloise Knight, who were lifelong friends of hers. Barbara was a kind and gentle soul to them. I am sure they are all rejoicing together now in that wonderful place called Heaven!
Barbara always came to visit us every Sunday when we were down in Pinehurst and made our family feel so special. I cannot say how much we will miss her beautiful smiling face. I am so honored to have known such a loving and...

Our dear Barbara was a wonderful college room-mate at FMC back in 1952. She was always caring and helpful to all of us, and through the years never changed her devotion to others. She will be greatly missed by her college friends and anyone who ever knew her.
With fondest memories.
Enid Grady Stevens
Charlotte, N.C.

My sympathy is extended to the Family of Barbara C. Blake on her recent homecoming into the Church Triumphant. Barbara's mother, Lola Thomas Carter, was a first cousin to my maternal grandmother, Lula Belle Thomas Patterson. I am a nephew of Emma P. Blake, of Southern Pines.