Barbara Jeanne Lewis

A great lady.I miss her smile. Cliff Wieger

I regret to say that I somehow missed this until I was thinking about Barb, today and went on line. Barb was a great person as well as a wonderful teacher who showed remarkable compassion, grit, humility and kindness to so many. I imagine that many would be surprised to learn that though her husband, Ted, was on the CM School Board, Barb was also a highly valued member of the Cheyenne Mountain Education Association Executive Board when I was President. Her efforts even there were...

May God comfort and console you during this sad time. Please accept my sincere condolences, I am so sorry for your loss.

Mrs Lewis welcomed me to high school, with my locker just outside her door. Two weeks ago, I shared a memory of Mrs Lewis with my husband. I remarked on her bravery and commitment to of us each as we knocked through those awkward years. Mrs Lewis taught me about being an advocate for ourselves and others. For her, it was a mark of duty, service and kindness. I think she also loved a good story problem.

To Sally and the Lewis family, I send warm memories and gratitude for the...

What a wonderful legacy of love, tireless community service and friendship Barbara has given us all. Blessings to the entire family and prayers at this difficult time.

Barbara was an incredible person--we who had the opportunity to get to see her weekly when she volunteered at the Cheyenne Mountain Library, are very saddened to hear this news. She was an amazing example of service to others and had an astounding work ethic. She spoke frequently of her love for her family, and was so proud of all of you. We are sorry for your loss, she will be missed. We learned so much from her and are grateful we had the chance to know such an amazing human being. Tiffany...

To the whole Lewis family we lift you up in Prayer. Mrs Lewis was an amazing teacher and mom to us all. I remember her amazing hugs of encouragement, filled with so much love. My deepest condolences.

Barb was long retired before I came to CM but she was nonetheless omnipresent in the lives our students and staff. I knew her through her grandchild and I must say she instilled in them her infectious joy to serve and for magnanimity. Her spirit reminds me of a special poem:


The Choir Invisible
George Eliot - 1819-1880
O May I join the choir invisible
Of those immortal dead who live again
In minds made better by their presence: live
In pulses...