Barbara Kokot

My heartfelt condolences to all Barb´s family. I will always remember Barbie´s infectious laughter and her sense of humor. RIP my dear friend. I love you and will remember you always.

Words can not express how deeply sorry I was when I heard of Barb´s passing. As I write this today, Valentines Day, I am reminded that Barb is no longer in pain and not tiring. I am sure that wonderful smile is even brighter. She was a great friend and we had so much fun over the years, traveling, playing games and just talking. My prayers are with her family.

Barb, I will miss you so terribly much. We had so many wonderful times frequently over the years. The pandemic didn't help things here in the end, but I will miss you. Carey, Velvet, Angel and Heide and families, there are no words to tell you how sorry I am. I pray she's no longer in pain and sipping on a Fireball drink.

Barb was my very close cousin and less than 3 months younger than me. We played dolls together and had a fun childhood together. We used to dress alike at the St. Joseph Orphan´s picnic and a few people thought we were twins. I double dated with Barb and Steve at West Carrollton´s Senior Reception. I was in her wedding and she was in mine. After my husband, Stephen and I got married we continued getting together with Barb and Steve. Our kids were close in age. We eventually moved to Atlanta...

Velvet and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Sending prayers of comfort and peace to you. I love your Mom´s beautiful smile in this photo, it´s just like yours! Monica Sheridan Johnson (Karmelkorn co-worker)