Barry L. Siegal

Our sincere condolences. We will miss Barry´s personal notes every year for the PanAm event. Rita and Milton Rosenberg

For almost 50 years, our lives were intertwined. We did most everything, in all phases, together. Our sadness is unimaginable. It pales, in comparison to loss the Siegal Family feels. Our hearts go out to you. He was a wonderful person, in every way. May his life be a blessing to us all. With Much Love, Ellie and Harold

Barry and I met playing softball behind King Philip School in the mid to late 1950s. It was a pick-up game on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings. I was the youngest player until Barry joined the group (his father, Ed, also was a player). It didn´t take too long to see the raw talent Barry had at such a young age. Several years later, some members, including Barry, wanted to move on to a higher level and Conn´s Kings was formed. I stopped playing at that time, but later kept in contact,...

Judy, We are so very sorry about Barry. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Susan and Allen Kallor

Dear Judy, Heidi, and Jed, My family and I send out deepest condolences.

Dear Judy and family, I send you my deepest condolences on the loss of your dear husband and father. Judy Levine

So very sorry for your loss. Barry will be missed by all. Please accept our condolences. Laura and Matt Yellin

Mark and Ronna, My deepest sympathy's at the loss of Barry. Always a soft and honest person. My memories go back to the days of Sid Conn and what a wonderful athlete Barry was in general. Very sorry for your loss.

Our heartfelt condolences. Phyllis and Sheldon Nova