Barbara-Gorla-Obituary

Barbara Jean Kyle Gorla

San Diego, California

1950 - 2014

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November 10, 2014
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San Diego, California

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BARBARA GORLA

SAN DIEGO — Barbara Jean Kyle Gorla, born in San Diego, Calif., in July 1950, died Monday, Nov. 10, 2014.

She is survived by her daughter, Monique Ueda and family, a brother, Rodney Kyle and family, and her life partner, Les Shelton. She is also survived by many...

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Barb and I were friends for years in the 70s. We had so much fun, partying and having a good time. I miss her very much. She had the best smile. I think of her often and wish she had lived longer. Love, Shirley Jacobs

Memories of my childhood growing up with Barbara keep playing through my mind. Like Karen, Barb and I were good friends throughout our childhood and into adulthood. We lost track when Barb and John moved to St. Louis, but I would often think of her and wanted to reconnect. I'm so sorry that never happened.
My favorite memories include those infamous backyard camp outs, and the 'French pancakes' Mrs. Kyle would make for breakfast. Going to Carnations for sundaes on a summer evening,...

Oh, Barbara, you were such a beautiful young woman. I give you and your family prayers. Someday we'll meet again....Suan Weetman Belair CHS'68

I met Barb during the early 1980's and the chemistry was perfect. Monique was so exceptional that I was able to partially overcome my allergy to children so I could be with Barb. We were a couple for about a year and a half to two years before her migraines started and we struggled for another couple of years to find a cure for the problem. Even as she fought through these challenges she never lost her capacity to love and care.

She was soooo full of energy and life before the...

Barbara and I were close friends in elementary thu High School. I'll never forget the slumber parties we had at her parents house. We were all sleeping in a tent when we had to go to the bathroom. So we thought we were being sneaky and doing it outside next to the tent. The next morning when we woke up the grass was dead. Her dad was not very happy with us. But what a good memory. I was so glad she and Carol were a part of my life.

Karen McCormack (Smith)

Barbara,
You are in our thoughts and prayers as you mourn the loss of your dear mother.
Janice & Byron

Monique, I know that you don't know me, but I worked with your Mother at Germania. My husband and I had many wonderful visits with your parents. A few years ago, she was in our area for New Year's Eve and looked us up. She celebrated with our friends and family. She bought new red boots and danced all night long. We are so sorry to hear about her passing. Kathy and Harry Mason

So sorry to read of Barbara's passing. My wife Debbie Saunders( Brackmann) was best of friends all during high School with Barb & Carol. Over the years we lost contact with Barb, but here name would come up in other classmates conversations.