Barry Lamont Wade

Patty, I remember you & Barry with fond memories back in the '60's in Marin County. I was Stephen's godmother & I'm sorry I lost touch with you after Vic & I were divorced. My prayers are with you & your family. Love & prayers, Sr. Anne Marie Maxfield

My prayers are with you Aunt Patty and cousins. I loved Uncle Barry for a lot of reasons but I remember as a child how interested he seemed to be in all of us and what we were doing. I will think of his smile and laugh when I remember him.

BARRY WAS A TRUE GENTLEMAN.
HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED.

My condolences to Barry's family and friends. I came to know Barry when I started to work at PG&E on 1/2/80. However, it was interesting that prior to starting at PG&E, members of the WCAB and many attorneys in private practice advised me that I was going to work for Barry Wade who ran the WC program at PG&E. Upon starting at PG&E I found Barry to have a keen legal mind, and although I came from the WCAB as a former Rehabilitation Bureau Consultant, Barry was the most generous, and liberal...

Barry was a heckuva an athelete and a good friend. He will be missed by those of us who knew him back at DPU.

We have only known Barry and Pat for a few years, but from the first time we met them, I felt we had known one another for a long time. You are just GOOD people and we will miss Barry. We also appreciate the support that you have given Ed and Kim.

Barry was my first cousin. He was three years older than I was, and as I grew up in Alaska and he in Illinois we had only sporadic contacts growing up. I thought of him as a kind of distant older brother. We had more time together as our years in college and law school overlapped. He worked in Alaska and stayed with my family one summer, and his home in Evanston was my refuge during breaks when I was in college. We shared both family heritage and political views. I treasure our brief...

Hi Stephen, Danny and Patty, How glad I am to have had the great visit to California to spend a little time with Uncle Barry. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Maybe Uncle Barry, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa, Aunt Martha, Uncle Robert and Uncle John will enjoy a St. Pat's Day heavenly party? I'd like to think so.