Brian Bjorn Barber

What's up Brian,
It has been a year since you past and not a day has past that I expect you to come knocking on my door. I just want you to know I love you and I will continue to celebrate your life until I see you again at which point I think you owe me a little money, but let's say I call it even just like I always have just to be near you and share in your friendship. I love you and you are always with me.

Your Bro,
Jake

Dear Brian,

You have been a friend to me since I was born. I will never forget the wonderful memories we had together. From Tucson, to Mexico, to San Diego; these are some of the best memories of my life. You and your family will always be in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Brian,
It's been almost a year now since you left this world and moved on to a better place. We miss you so much. We hurt for your family as we watch them struggling to accept this life without you in it. We pray constantly for their pain to be eased and our hope is that the entire family will be reunited one day in heaven. Last week I hung a picture of you and our son Matt on the wall. The two of you shared a very special bond. The kind that could not be broken or lost. What a...

Dear Brian,
We will forever have you in our hearts. We all miss your visits so very,very,much! Rest in peace sweetheart and know that you are loved always.

Dearest Barber family,
We recently heard about Brian's passing from our son, Scott. It was such a shock to hear about our former smiling Cub Scout and childhood friend. Our hearts go out to you all.

Dear Bob, Kerry, Michael and Andrea,
We were deeply saddened to hear of the loss of Brian. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

God bless,

Jose and Michelle Cordova

BOB AND KERRY:

NOEL HAS INFORMED US OF BRIAN'S PASSING. NO PARENT SHOULD SUFFER THE DEATH OF A CHILD. OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO YOU, MICHAEL AND ANDREA AT THIS MOST DIFFICULT TIME.

KEN AND MARGARET KNIGHT
ALAMEDA, CA (formerly of Tucson)

To the Barber Family--words fail when our hearts break at moments of profound, unexpected grief. May the peace of our Risen Lord, the peace which surpasses all understanding, and even our grief, be with all of you. Remembering Brian's love and pride watching his little sister play softball, know that his love lives in you and that his spirit is eternal. Prayers and blessings to you all--Mike Glynn

Dear Bob and Kerry,

May you be conforted at this time of great loss with happy memories of your beloved son.

God Bless,

Lea Baker