Hull, Massachusetts
Of Hull, Oct. 10. Mrs. Guild, "Barbie" leaves her husband William H. Guild, and her three beloved children, William H., Jr., Peter S., and Mary Bartlett (Tatsy), her siblings, Margaret Hoffman, Eugene T. Connolly, Jr., and Mary Lane Cairns, two grandchildren, and one great-grandchild, and a flock...
Read MoreI will miss Barbie. I met Barbie through her efforts in organizing art shows for the Hull Lifesaving Museum. I was moved by her vibrancy, her warmth and her zest for life. She made every conversation interesting. She leaves a legacy of kindness.
Jeanne MacFarland
October 17, 2007 | Hull
Barbie was an avid patron to the arts. I had the honor of getting to know her through the Hull Museum and with the art shows there. I have painted Vicki and her grand daughter which Barbie arranged. She was a delightful and energetic person with a quick smile and she will be deeply missed. My sincerest sympathy.
Dianne Miller
October 16, 2007 | Abington, MA
OUR SINCERE SYMPATHY TO ALL BARBIE'S FAMILY. WE WILL MISS HER.
THE OBRIEN FAMILY, JAKE'S SEAFOOD
JIM, PAULA, ED & BARBARA
October 15, 2007
Barbie was a wonderful person, I shall miss her very much.
John Marshall Dyke
October 14, 2007 | Hull, MA
Remembered By
marjorie osborne whorf
October 13, 2007 | Hingham,, MA
To All Barbie's family and friends, we are sorry for the sudden loss of Barbie. We enjoyed her as fellow Hullonians and members of the Hull Lifesaving Museum
Karen and larry Young
October 12, 2007 | Hull, MA
I met Barbie for the first time this summer while painting out with a group from the Hull Lifesaving Museum. She was a lovely lady with an ever constant smile. I was lucky to have met her. And wasn't it wonderful that she was able to make that great trip. We will miss her.
Kaye O'Brien
October 12, 2007 | S. Weymouth, MA
