Barbara A. Kasper

I have so many fond memories of Barbara from the YMCA- we would meet up to go for short runs and we would laugh about her stomach gurgling because she said she drank too much coffee!

Although I only knew Barbara for a short time, she treated me like an old friend. What a wonderful personal quality. She is sorely missed now and shall be fondly remembered always.

To Barbara's husband, Bill. So sorry for your loss. I didn't know your wife personally, but I heard about her often from our mutual friend Bill Gagnon, who passed away earlier this year. I remember that you were the one who first handed me an Anne Rice book and got me hooked (I was Fran Weaver back then). My deepest sympathies on the loss of your beautiful wife.

I have known Barbara for many years. She would light up the room with sunshine and kindness wherever she was. Even after Nancy moved to NY we still remained in contact. I will miss her infectious smile and conversations I shared with her. I feel very blessed to of known her. RIP my sweet sweet friend. Love Essie

The people who I admire most are those who are warm, friendly and caring to all others. Barbara was one of those rare and valued people. I extend my condolences to Pat, Nancy and the rest of the families. Rest in peace, my friend

I have known Barbara for over 50 years, through my friendship with her sister, Pat. Barbara's smile and optimistic outlook on life was infectious. My condolences to Pat and Nancy.

Barbara was the kindest person I have ever meet and she had the grace of an Angel and a huge heart; over the years I have witnessed her always taking care of others, whether it was a family member or a friend and gave support and love to those whole heartly, even the furry stay cat’s that would roam the property, she would feed them and gave them a warm and loving home. That was the kind of person she was, I do indeed feel fortune to have known her and will miss her dearly. My deepest...