Barbara Susanne Keebler

I was so sad to hear about Barb's passing. She was a great person and had a great love for her friends and family. I will miss our emails, and her Christmas newsletters. God bless you Steve - I know you are truly missing her.

Barbara was never a half-sister to me, but always a full sister in every sense of the word. We shared a rebellious youth and a youthful spirit, and a love of horses and nature. Im so grateful that we re-established a close relationship these last few years. These recent memories are bittersweet with her passing. I thought we would have so many more I will forever hold a seat for her at the bar at the Embassy Suites in Atlanta when spending Thanksgiving there. A seat she wasnt able to...

I first met Barb during the early 1970's at ISB in Thailand when we were teenagers and later reconnected through mutual friends and our school reunions. She was always a beacon of light, full of good cheer, amusing anecdotes and sincere kindness towards everyone. Barb, Kacy Crans & I spent numerous "Wild Women" weekends out in the West Texas desert while camping & talking about old times. She was a tall statuesque beauty with a keen mind, who adored her beloved husband, family and friends. I...

Barb and I went to high school together In Bangkok. She was tall like I was so I always was checking out how she carried her height. We reconnected at our unique biennial reunions and I got to see what a genuine human being she was. She wasnt at all cliquish and enjoyed meeting all ISB alumni and forging new relationships. Barb sent me Christmas letters every year. She included so much detail of her previous year the letter was always very long. To this day I am always concerned about Petey...

My best friend. May not have been blood, but she was the best aunt to my daughters! Barb always knew how I felt and what I wasn't saying out loud. A true friend. I hope I meant as much in her life as well! You will forever be in our hearts! Thank you for being a part of our lives!

I knew Barb as Babs, met her 30 years ago here in Washington state, even though she moved to Florida some 22 years ago our friendship continued solid all these years. She was a very special person in my life and will be missed each and every day.

My Deepest Sympathy.

Barb was a neighbor and good friend back in Columbus Ga in the late sixty's. I am so sorry to here about her passing !

Barb and I met in Columbus, Georgia in approx 1968 and started a friendship that spanned over 50 years across the globe. She was a good friend and a good communicator (who can forget her wonderful, newsy Christmas letters?). We were happy to meet her husband, Steve, when we visited Florida a few years ago and send him our deepest condolences.