Barbara Roe

Think of you often my dear friend. Miss you and your calls and our lunches. R I P.

I am so shocked and sorry to learn of this. I did know Barbara and she lived 2 doors away form my parents in the Dutro's old house. I had been living in Oregon since 1975 so did not know Barbara until my father became ill. Barbara was a real saint in visiting my parents, looking in on them and keeping my sister and me informed. She had lost her own husband to prostate cancer just a year earlier. After my mother moved to Pleasanton to be closer to my sister and her family Barbara...

Having worked with Barbara for 25 years we became great friends.Enjoyed many fun outings with the Roe family.You will always have a special place in my heart.We will all miss your smile,strenth,and understanding.

Barbara always enjoyed sharing the little stories of her family that brought a smile to those she shared them with. I miss you laughter and know you are with your husband watching over your family that is so precious to you. I will miss you my friend.

Dearest Barb, you will be missed greatly by your SLHS Class of 67 classmates. You were wonderful about organizing and keeping tabs on so many classmates. The events and reunions were always the best. I remember you from high school as being bright, active and always had a smile for everyone. May the light of our Lord be shining on you as you stand by his side. May He hold your family in his hand during this time of loss. My deepest sympathies to your mother, brother, children,...