Barbara Ann Gross Genet

Jackie, Amy and Lane,
I was sad to see that your mother passed away. I have found memories of being at your house in high school, spending many afternoons playing and being fed by your mother. She was always a lovely, kind lady. I hope each of you and your families are doing well. I'd love to hear from Jackie at some point to catch up on our lives.
Fondly, Jan Darlow Langer

Amy, Lane and the entire Genet family: I was so sorry to hear that Barbara had passed away. I was out of town when I found out as I would have wanted to attend the services. Your mother and father were very dear to me. They will always have a very special place in my heart.
My sincere sympathy
Carmen Casabielle

Amy, Lane and Jackie, I was so sorry to hear about your mothers passing. I am glad that I got to see her recently even under the circumstances at the time. I always enjoyed visiting with her at the Dade Paper functions and was impressed with her creativity.

Dear Amy,
My Deepest Deepest Sympathy & Heartfelt Condolences to you & your family, as well as your brother, sister, & their families. I know you know only too well the grief & pain of this loss having gone through this 3 years ago with your dad. It must be so much more profound now with the loss of your mom. I'm sorry, there are no words. I empathize & sympathize as I am mourning the loss of my dad last month, not easy.
Again, my deepest sympathy & heartfelt condolences to you & your...

Barbara always had a smile on her face. She loved her family, and I though of her like another grandmother. I very much enjoyed her company at family events and she was such a joy and pleasure to be around.

I was in shock when I found out she passed away...I had just seen her 2 days prior and she was smiling as always. I will greatly miss her, but her memory will live on in our hearts. Family dinners will never be the same.

Grandma Barbara,
I love you dearly and I will always be thinking of you in my heart.

I had the pleasure of remodeling the Genet's two car garage to a combo {sewing area?} & entertainment. I remember meeting Mr. Genet at his office to discuss the contract and his concern was..keep my wife happy! One monday morning after my carpenter returned from his home in Big Pine Key with fresh lobster tail for he and I to have for lunch, Mrs. Genet came to offer refreshments and saw the generous amount of lobster we were consuming and exclaimed.."I'm paying you too much money! Over the...

Barbara & I had a friendship that began 70 years ago in Brooklyn. Phil & I wish to express our deepest sympathy to Lane, Amy, Jackie, their spouses, children & grandchildren.
Leila & Phil Broadman

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.