Barbara A. Gilpatrick

Lisa, your mom was such a blessing to me and I always enjoyed seeing her, in or out of Hadley Village. There are so many memories and my heart is full. She was one of the best people I ever knew and we enjoyed some fun (if naughty) laughs together. May God bring you peace as this new chapter of your life begins. Love, Mary Lou

We remember Barbara (Mrs. Gilpatrick insisted we address her that way) well from our 10 years we spent at Hadley Village. She ran that office so well! She and my mom can organize things "up there" now.

Lisa, I am so very sorry to hear of your mother's passing. She truly was everything you stated in your write up of her life. I wish I had known she was still working for the condos for I would had paid her a visit. She truly was such great help when I was living there and the talks we had in her office were memorable. Recently while reflecting, she came to my mind. I remember the times as kids you and I how nice she was when visiting your home after school and I remember your Grandmother too...

If you lived in Pine point in the fifties and sixties, you surely knew Barbara. She was tall, beautiful and dignified. Barbara's brother Mike was my classmate at OLSH. we all attended Mass at Our Lady of Sacred Heart church. To Mike and Barbara's entire family, I offer my sincere condolences. I am happy that you all had her in your lives for so many years.

My heart is very heavy after hearing my beloved "Babs" has past away. I will miss her quit wit, her kindness and her story telling. We used to sit outside and chat for hours when she was my neighbor. We also had tag sales together and we had more fun laughing who could sell the most in the quickest time. Heaven has certainly gained an angel and I called her "Babs"

So sorry for your loss, been a long time but remember her well