Barbara-Edwards-Obituary

Barbara G. Edwards

Las Vegas, Nevada

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Barbara Edwards, 58, taught French and German for five years at Palo Verde High School in Las Vegas. Her school had a memorial service for her Wednesday. "The students wanted to write their thoughts in a booklet and leave mementos," said Lori Harris, a school spokeswoman. for the Clark County School District.

She was a passenger on the plane that crashed into the Pentagon.

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Never forgotten - we remember you and celebrate your life and your service to others. God bless your family and friends with peace and comfort. We shall never forget

My son Adam attended your German language class at Palo Verde High School. After the initial shock of that horrific day we learned of your heartbreaking fate and it somehow made the unthinkable more real to us. Putting a familiar face to these tragedies and learning how beloved you were made the pain even more intense. As an educator you made a positive and lasting impression on so many. A life well lived and taken much too soon.

Remembering Barbara on the 20th anniversary of 9/11...

Your passing on board American 77 is just sad to me. I am sure you were a good high school teacher, and I recently paid my respects to the lovely teachers you met in heaven from the Sandy Hook tragedy.

One of them was Vicky Soto, who was so brave saving the lives of little kids in her classroom from the gunman. See you in the afterlife someday.

Hi my name is Desi, I go to Shanley High School in Fargo, North Dakota. While I was reading about Barbara I saw that she taught French and German in a school in Las Vegas which I think is very unique thing to teach. I think its great that since she lived in Germany, she gave her knowledge and skill of knowing the culture to a school full of students. I also read she was a very joyful person, which is a great quality to have as a teacher and mother. Im sorry for your loss, she did great things...

Pentagon Memorial 9-25-2011

Teachers are such an influence on so many people. I have always loved and appreciated anyone going into that profession. I stop today to say thanks to Barbara for all of her work, and to offer a prayer of encouragement to all of her friends and family. Much love from Texas.

Barbara reminds me of my aunt
Opal Hurt whose mother was a Christian of Part swedish German ancestry.

Our thoughts and prayers for the family and friends of the Edwards family and all of the families whose lives were forever changed on that tragic day. I hope my photograph in some small way can inspire some individuals to visit the memorial and help keep the memory of Barbara and the others etched in our hearts and souls. I have already received notices of plans to visit the site. We are in this together. Godspeed to all.