BARRY H. WEBER

Marshmallow Steamshovel Blues Band : Oceanside High School 1967 - 1968 Winner of the talent show !

I am so sorry to learn of Mr. Barry Weber's passing. His was so wonderful and such a wealth of jewelry knowledge. I absolutely still enjoy and love his appraisals on the Antiques Roadshow.

You are missed and May you Rest In Peace.

I have viewed antiques road show for several decades and watching Barry was always the best. He was very captivating and interesting. What a delightful man.

Dear Sonja and Adam - My sister and brother-in-law, Barbara and Michael Masciale, join us in sending you our deepest sympathy on the loss of your dear husband and father. Sincerely, Chuck and Kathy (Schlaich) Monahan

Dear Sonja and Adam,
We were so saddened to hear of your loss. Every person whoever came to know your family had to love each of you for always being so kind, caring, pleasant and supportive. We didn't hear until January. Please feel free to call or allow me to call you, we are listed. Deepest sympathy and you are in our prayers and hearts. Mike and RaeAnn, Sean and Shannon.

Dear Sonja, I just heard about Barry today from Joe Salucci and wanted to send my condolences. It's been decades but I'll always remember the times we spent as a "family" in Massapequa.

Dear Sonja,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time of great loss. I can say that my memories of Barry go back before Roadshow when he exhibited at antique shows in Baltimore. I came to know and respect him then but more so to enjoy his good humor and wit through the Roadshow years. The memories will not fade though I can hope the sadness will.

Dear Sonja,

I am so shocked and saddened. Barry was always thoughtful, helpful and ready with a smile. I will miss him. He was a great man.