Barney Greenberg

Dear Marla;
We were very sorry to hear from Marlene about the loss of your dear Beloved Grandfather, Barney.
Marlene told us how close you were to each other.
Please accept our deepest sympathy, and extend it to the rest of your dear family.
Love,
Sunny and Al

Barney at Sunter's on Dickinson Street is a childhood personality I'll never forget. How many nickle candy bars did I purchase from him??
Back in "those days" it was a big adventure to walk up Biltmore Street from Trafton Road, where we lived.
We never know whose lives we will touch...
Please accept my sympathy for your loss.
Diane Drude Hartfield

Although we only met Barney once, we felt as if we knew him because of all the great stories and photos Harriet shared with us over the years. Our deepest sympathies to all of you on the loss of your darling Barney.

I am so very sorry for your incredible loss. From what i have learned from Marla, he was an amazing fun-loving man. I wish you all the best during this very sad period.

Gramps was my role model. He was smart, funny, and always there when ever he was needed.
Instead of a rocking chair, he chose a bike and a tennis racquet.
We should all be so lucky.
We miss and love you, Gramps.
Marla & Steve

For the few years we lived across the street from Barney and Emma in LHE, we admired Barney for his wonderful attitude about life and his total energy. He will certainly be missed by all of his friends.