Barbara Ottolini

I had the pleasure of meeting Barb through our Folk Music Group a few years ago. We also did annual Folk Music Concerts at Oasis. She was not only a great singer, but a very good guitar player and had the privilege of playing guitar with her. At one folk music gathering she taught us the song "Ripple" and I think of her every time I play it. It was an honor to have had Barb in my life for such a short time. Barb made a "Ripple" in the lives of everyone she touched. Rest In Peace in the arms...

Mike and I knew Barb and Jim starting 1969 when Jim was assigned to F.E.Warren AFB in Cheyenne, WY. I was a patient of Jim's and carpooled with Barb to Villa. We know both Barb and Jim are missed; they were lovely and sociable people who were always inquisitive, constantly learning. We've lost two people who made a difference and they will always be remembered. May they rest in peace and may the family bring to mind fond memories, memories that will bring smiles to their faces! Mike...

Otto and family, We are so sorry for you loss. Prayers for you and all. Kerstin and Arthur Clifford

When angels walk among us, we are blessed to feel their presence. Barbara is such a spirit and a testament of a life well lived. Namaste, Lovely Lady.

Deepest condolences to the family (friend of Debbie Reber)

While I am so sad to hear of her passing, as a friend to her daughter, I know that she was a fantastically talented woman... From sewing to music and to herbs, I am certain that the loss is deeply felt. I hope that all are remembering the wonder times, and it sounds like there are many reasons for wonder times to exist. Please accept my deepest condolences.

Barb truly is an inspiration for all of us to achieve great things through quiet perseverance and kindness. We will miss her at the many functions she attended. A life well lived. Our wishes of peace to your family

Beautifully written and perfect impression of your spectacular mother. She was unique and wonderful.