Barbara Weinman

I consider myself lucky to have been able to know aunt Barbara over such a long period. Lots of memories that merge together with the whole Seattle scene up on the Hill. There is one memory that haunts me a bit. It does not come from Seattle. It is from Cottonwood. I was working with Adam out on the farm one smmer many many years ago. One day Aunt Barbara was visiting the farm. Adam had let me drive the Jeep a number of times. He told me to bring the Jeep up to the house from the...

To the Weinman Family, I am going to miss her and her joy for life.Plus her stories and laughter, that seem to just stick in my mind when I think of her.
Joe & Joyce Perszyk

Roberta,
Just learned of your Mom's passing thru our mutual friend, Kathy Doyle. Our Mom's are such cherished parts of our growing and memories. May your many memories of your Mom warm your heart and ease your grief.

Dear Aunt Barbara,

Lynn and I will always remember you! I hope you are now having fun and not grading papers or checking on everyone's genealogy. Best of wishes to you and may your family always remember you at your smiling best.

Love,

Lynn and Tony Keller

Roberta,Char and Greg,
Sorry to hear of your lost. I didn't know of her passing until Sat. We only get the Sunday paper. She lived to be 90 like my dad. I will be thinking of you.
Take care, Margaret Young (Keller)

So sorry to hear about Barbara. Sorry we were unable to make the service as I heard about it too late.

Barbara was one of those unique, wonderful Keller ladies. We always enjoyed visiting her. Prayers and best wishes for her and her family.