Barbara Ann Cox Stuart

Finnster and Al; I'm very sorry to hear your mom has passed. When we were little kids hanging out at your house, Dale and Barbara reminded me so much of my mom and dad, it was just like home! I've got so many great memories of growing up on Jefferson street. Again, my condolences, Phil.

My heartfelt condolences to Barbara's family. She was so much fun to be wirh and I admired her tenacity as a long time yoga practitioner in my Friday yoga class, when I lived in St. George. I enjoyed the breakfasts we often shared after class. She never failed to express how proud she was of her family. She was wise and practical, loving and generous. I'm grateful to have been among her many friends and to have had such a beautiful example of what it is to age gracefully.

Barbara was an inspiration to me, her upbeat attitude was always a joy to be around her. Will miss her at yoga on Fridays.

Our sincere sympathy to Ann and family. Barbara was a great gal and will be missed here in River Crest.

My Fridays will not be the same with Barbara stopping in for her wheat toast, bacon and coffee after yoga. I will miss you sweet lady. Always a huge smile and warm hug. I love you! Say hello to Dell. My most sincere condolences Ann and kids. Don't be strangers. Stop and say hi. I love you all. Sincerley, LeAnn

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.Barbara was a great lady, and a wonderful neighbor to Donna.May they both rest in peace.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

My condolences to you children, Ann, Finn and Al. Barbara was a sister to my friend Carol and I remember Barbara from our days in Midvale. Colleen wishes me to remember her to Ann, a school friend at Midvale Elementary and Junior High School.