Barbara Marino

Barbara Marino taught me that 3-dimensions can be portrayed in 1 dimension, via Painting - as an 8 year-old! ... What a gift. We will always love and remember!

I am remembering a drive we took to Lake Tahoe. She drove. There was a charcuterie board on the console and the conversation went like this - Well, dearie, what are you going to do about your marriage? She was "something" and very often to the point of helpfulness! I think of her often.

Remembering what a good writer she was. She once sent me a wonderful story about a childhood vacation place.

I had no heard from Bea in years and was saddened to find her obituary. She was my roommate at the University of Arizona and we had so much fun and many memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Barbara often made fun of how many times I had been married. We met in 1969 or so. We worked for Kiosk Corp. What crazy times. She "managed: a tiny store somewhere on San Francisco. Many years later she popped up in my life when associated with Mrs. Grossman's Paper Company. I am just now seeing this notice. Funny - I think of her every November 1st. Happy Birthday Babs!

To Susan & Nina. Such long ago memories-I was a childhood friend living on Oak Street around the corner from your Lowerline St home. I, along with my sisters Carolyn (Boo), and Linda (Tiny) have such wonderful memories of those days spent in your home. Dr Frank and Mrs. Margery were always so welcoming. Barbara and I were the same age and spent a lot of time together. She always liked to draw and showed her talent way back then. Your family had the first TV and we would come and watch Howdy...

Babs was the best, plain and simple. She had a kind word for everyone she met, and her smile lit up the room. We were all lucky to have her in our lives. She will be missed by many.

N & S, Sorry for your loss. B was a good friend of mine. N, spoke to you back in 2/2019. Please contact me. Audrey