St. Petersburg, Florida
MOGIL, Barry M. 86 of St. Petersburg passed away Sept. 12, 2016. Barry was the former director of Emergency Communications/911 for Pinellas County and a team leader for the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services. He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Shirley; son, Steve (Deborah);...
Read MoreShirley- Pat and I were down hearted from your loss. Barry was always there when needed and always had a big cigar and big smile in those days.
Jerry & Pat Lynch
September 22, 2016
Shirley, Steven, Debbie and Cheri...there are no words to express my true grief to you. Barry was such a wonderful man and much loved. GOD keep all of you strong and safe. Be Blessed knowing that Barry was the best husband, father and friend ever.
Cheryl Fazio
September 15, 2016
Barry you were a true friend all through our life. Dick and Dodo Rowley
September 15, 2016
Barry was a lifetime friend from our early years . Many great and good memories over the last 80 years- my prayers and condolence to his Loving wife ,Shirley and to his family. Mel and Mary Kornfield
September 15, 2016
Was thinking of you two last week and telling myself I needed to get in touch. How I wish I had listened to my heart. I tried the # I have and no good. Please call me.
Love and be strong. Barbara
Barbara McLoughlin
September 14, 2016 | St Petersburg, FL
May God comfort all of his family in this difficult time. I didn't know him, but am a friend of Shirley's, who always spoke so highly of him and the wonderful husband, Dad and EMS leader he was. Blessings to all of you. Sue Heintz
Sue Heintz
September 14, 2016 | Redington Shores, FL
Mom Mogil, Deb, Steve and Cheri...my heart is heavy. Your family has been such an integral part of my life for over 40 years and there are no words to express the emptiness I feel over the loss of Pop Mogil. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Mogil family. Pop is at rest now. My love to all.
Ivan Surcy
September 14, 2016 | Atlanta, GA
we will miss you a lot my friend......
beverly kelsey
September 14, 2016
Barry's commitment to kids through the Red Cross "B.E.T (Basic Emergency Training) to Save a Life" program taught thousands of kids important life safety skills in a fun and interactive way.
Roy Adams
September 14, 2016 | St. Petersburg, FL