Barry A. Pfaff

To the Pfaff family, I am so sorry to learn of Barry's passing. Barry was my boss at Ameritech and I enjoyed working for him. I also remember and cherish the times he attended the "happy hour get togethers" when Carol Cencer came to town. He will surely be missed.

I went to grade school and high school with Barry. I also flew a few medical transports with him and remember him as a gentleman, and a man who loved to flying. I remember him saying once while we were on a transport "I can't believe I get paid for doing this" I am so sorry for your loss.

Carol and Family,
Barry was a great guy. Elaine and I remember the time Barry and you took the Hagartys and Elaine and I on a boat ride at Portage Lakes. It was great sharing so many wonderful stories. I'll cherish the many times I spoke with Barry on Sundays with Don Hagarty in the Falls at breakfast. He was truly a Renaissance man as his interests had no limits. May the memories built over the years bring you comfort, smiles, peace, and strength in the days ahead. Please know...

Barry was a "Can Do Kind of Guy". A true man who exemplified goodness and strength with the heart of a puppy. It was a gift to be his friend.

Carol I am so sorry for loss! I will keep you in my prayers.

Dear Carol and Family. I am so sad to hear of Barry's illness and death. You have been in my thoughts. I knew Barry all of his life and he was a wonderful person always. He's left an inspiring legacy for his children and grandchildren. Jackie was kind enough to tell me of the obituary. I'm so sorry we can't be at the funeral. Charlotte Frampton

sorryto hear of barry passing we loved you both carol JOe doris tricaso

I'm certain that uncle Barry was welcomed with open arms by our dad Bob Pfaff , uncle Jack and Grandma Pfaff. We are all so sorry for the loss of another amazing Pfaff. Our thoughts are with all of you during this very difficult time.

Barry, loved flying with you!