Barbara Ann Nicely

I´m so sorry Pat, Chuck, Sarra and Michael. I´m glad I saw her at Jeanette´s funeral. My heart goes out to all of you.

Barb and I went to grade school and high school together. Her mother was our Girl Scout leader. We got up to a lot of mischief together. The one I remember the most was an ink pen fight(who could mark each other the most). I think it was a draw and when our moms picked us up from school, they were not happy with their inked girls. Barb was always so kind and nice to me.

To know Barb was to love Barb! She was truly a very kind and personable woman. We became cherished friends at Ladyfield School. I loved our excursions to her home out in the country, to the Cape, and to my house for as friends the laughter was plentiful! Her recipe for Rasberry filled thumbprints will always be a favorite of mine. May she rest in God´s heavenly peace.

Dear Pat, Mike and families, Please accept our sincerest sympathies. May all the happy memories created together help you through this sorrowful time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I am so saddened to read of Barb´s passing. She and I became fast friends when she and I worked at Ladyfield. Everything said about her going out of her way to help others is understated; she was the best! I cherish a coffee cup she gave me for my birthday and our trips to Cape Cod. Heaven definitely gained an angel!

My deepest condolences. Hold on to all of the memories. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Barb was one of kind! She is one of the first friends I made at Regina Coeli in 1986. Her warm smile, sense of humor, and kind heart were evident in everything she did. Pat and Barb were especially close with my son, Zach when he was young, too. He and I have many wonderful memories of days spent with them in Delta. The world is a little less joy-filled today without Barb in it.