Modesto, California
CONRAD PAUL BARNETT JUL 26, 1933 - NOV 23, 2010 Conrad Barnett, 77, passed away at his Modesto home. Conrad was born in Chicago, IL. Conrad came to California where he worked as a food and beverage manager in San Francisco for the 49ers and San Francisco Giants. He married his wife Carol of 35...
Read MoreHoney It is time to say good by. Dylan and I know you are safe and happy.Thank you for being there and loving us. I know you are always with us watcing and taking care of us.Our hearts will always be together.I love you and always will. XOXO Carol & Dylan. 35 good years XOXOXOXO
December 26, 2010
Uncle Con you will always be remembered as the fun loving caring person who always made us feel at home. We will miss you. Love Marla Herring and family
Marla Herring
December 14, 2010 | Tracy, CA
Uncle Con was one of the sweetest, kindest people, a true gentlemen. His love for his family showed in everything he did. He will be missed very much. We love you Auntie Carol and are here for you. Lots of Love, Lisa and family~
Lisa Howe
December 13, 2010 | Bethel Island, CA
Uncle Con was not a man of many words...he was quiet, warm and kind...truly a gentlemen. His love for his family showed in everything he did. He was always happy!We will all miss him very much....Lots of Love, Lisa and boys
Lisa Howe
December 13, 2010 | Bethel Island, CA
There are no words to say what a "special" brother-in-law you have been over the past 35 years. Your kind and generous ways will always be remembered. I will miss you.
Love,
Your sister-in-law, Joanne
December 11, 2010
Wanted to remind you of how "special" of an Uncle you will forever be to our family. You will always be in our thoughts and forever be in our hearts. We miss you and love you Uncle Con.
~ The Hogan Family
December 10, 2010
Words cannot express how much my family means to me and Dylan today was beautiful. Con would have enjoyed the great celebration of his life. Thank you to everyone for spending this day with us.
carol barnett
December 03, 2010 | Modesto, CA
Carol - we will nevery forget how enjoyable our visits were with you, Dylan, and Con - stuffing our faces, and Con never letting a glass get empty. He was such a kind spirit, you instantly felt welcomed & warm around him. We will miss his smile & converstions very much. I know he will be we watching over you & Dylan as you continue your journey through life. Deepest Sympathy & Big Huggs of Love.
Love Jonathan, Steffie, and Nate Gomes
December 03, 2010
Carol,
Deepest sympathies for your families' loss, but i know that you had a wonderful life together. Con helped me a ton when I was a young baseball coach. All the best to you and your Family.
Jack Jacques
December 03, 2010