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Barry Brooks

Longmeadow, Massachusetts

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Barry Brooks, 78, born in Boston, died Wednesday April 13th from his illness after a long, brave fight. He is survived by his wife Judy, his beloved children David and Donna, his daughter-in-law Anne, his beloved grandchildren Samantha and Sydney, and his sister Jeanie. Barry was a graduate of...

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I didn't understand then what you were trying to do but I completely understand now. Thanks for always bumping heads with me and never giving up. You don't know how much that has helped me. RIP.

Judy and family, Berry was always quick witted and of course so smart too. I met him before his BarMitsvah at Lennie and Jean's engagement. Wow that was a long time ago. My thoughts and prayers are with you all! Love, Msrilyn Safon Epstein, Austin TX

So sorry for your loss Judy. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Berry was a "bigger than life" personality with a caring, warm heart and a great sense of humor. He was one of a kind and will be greatly missed.
Al Orban

Mr. Brooks thank you for the life lessons everythng u tought me in high school i still use n remember to this day. Thank you .. r.i.p

Dave, Anne Sam Sydney and Donna , only met Barry a few times. What a character ! And the love he had for you all !! Was so wonderful to be around. The Foley's

I met Berry through his children and grandchildren and knew him as a smart, passionate, feisty man. It is wonderful to learn about him through these notes. I am honored to have known him and blessed to be close friends of Dave, Anne, Samantha, Sydney, and Donna.

Such an amazing and inspirational man and teacher. Mr. Brooks touched so many lives in a positive way. He will be deeply missed for his sharp wit, good humor, and just for being an all around good person.

During my 4 years at WHS, I had many good teachers, but none that I looked up to more than Mr. Brooks. To have someone so passionate about helping students learn was a wonderful time in my life. He had a way of helping us learn, not just dictating information. He was so instrumental in helping me prepare for college, and for life after college. He became a great friend and mentor, and it was a pleasure having him as guidance in my life.

To his family, Barry will be missed by so...

It was the little things: a shirt & tie, wickedly on target observations, and saying how you really felt made Berry Brooks a true original. Thanks for always preparing the test tubes for my favorite lab. May what comes next have endless an endless supply of chocolate.