Barry Edward Weiss

I have no idea who this man is, I just found him on Google, but he seems like the sweetest person. My dearest condolences, may he rest in peace.

Barry Weiss was my history teacher and cross country coach at St Joseph's High in Alameda in 1976 and 1977. He is fondly remembered. Sincerely, Vincent I Schreiber

Papa I love you

I just received the Moreau Vector magazine and read the news about Mr. Weiss, my favorite teacher ever. He brought a passion to teaching that I'll never forget. The Kennedy Assassination and his knowledge of that event will always be embedded in me. Rest In Peace Mr. Weiss.

Words are hard to come by with sudden loss. I was so welcomed at the Weiss house as well as the St John church growing up. I'm saddened at the loss but know where he is, with the Lord. I'm sure his example was part of me finding my truth faith in the Lord Jesus and becoming at Christian.

My condolences to the family. He will be missed only for a short while.

Love the Weavers in Ohio

Condolences to the Weiss family. May you be comforted by the recognition and respect Barry had from the Saint Joseph High baseball team and student body in the early 70s. Word travels quickly these days, and when we received and circulated word of Barry's passing, there was unanimous remembrance of his positive spirit and inspiration.

Know that he was a great role model to many young athletes. God bless.

Ken Giannotti

Ann, Michael and Matt,
I'm a terrible Facebook user and was trying to catch up this AM when I found out about Barry. Gary and I are so sorry for your loss and pray for your strength and comfort through this sadness. Time is so fleeting and we think there's time to talk to friends and catch up with life. I have great memories of our early times together before our boys came along; working together and carpooling, then after Michael and Brian came along, using the same sitter, Mrs....

I read the news today. Oh, boy! I am extremely saddened...crushed. This is one fine gentleman; one I was proud to call my friend. Such a caring, kind, and giving man.

Though I cherish all the park directors for the value they bring to childen's lives, Barry was, hands down, my favorite. He was one of my first baseball coaches and the best. He didn't just coach baseball; he coached how to play it right - with respect for your teammates and opponents.

I lost touch with Barry...