Barry D. Mitchell

Hard to believe we lost this fine man. I am retired now but never forgot this legend of a guy. He was respected by everyone around him, the kids, the teachers, the administrators. I doubt anyone in that school was able to pick up where he left off, as it takes someone very special to do what he did...

It's been three years and it's still difficult to believe....so young, so vibrant, so needed in the school he served...

His Brother and myself will miss the radom stop by on his way to see his mom. The last time he dropped by him,his brother and his niece went to eat at Golden Corral. And my daugther looked at me and said moma guess who came by and we went out to eat. I looked at her and I told her i am glad that yall did,and i hated it that i couldnt go because i had to work. We will miss you dearly Brother and Brother in Law. We Love you. Love Darrell and Bonnie Henderson and Briana Stone (Henderson)

I worked with Barry for 10 years at Caldor and practiced Akido with him. His widom and friendly smile helped me thru relations and challenges in my life. My deepest simpathy to the family.

This was special freind and special man I going to miss you so much my son and you had bond like no other you so my kids threw high school and Frankie will always look for his buddy even special needs kids loved you your the best and will live on in are hearts

I only saw this man a handful of times but his smile was warm and he was so kind to my daughter and I. Deepest condolences to his family and friends especially his wife and children. What a mark he made in his community. You all should be so proud!

My kids absolutely loved him and I remember when my oldest Desiree Magowan fainted at school he rode with her to the hospital and made her feel safe and he always watched out for her younger siblings. My husband and him could never have enough time to discuss their Cowboys lol he will be truly missed so sorry for your loss.