Dan S. Barker

Sorry you died Dan. Will miss you forever. Growing old without you around is a bummer. I always thought we´d link up again after my career dragged me up north. Now I´m back and you´re long gone. That old saying "You can´t go home" comes to mind. Our days together with Debbie and Amy in San Antonio are some of the best in my life as I look back on it. There´s just no recapturing it. You were a truly great friend.

Sorry to hear about the loss of Danny my heart and prayers go out to you.

The Barker Family
My deepest love an sorry goes out to Danny's family. They were so close to me and my boys. I know how hard it was for Kate to raise a family in Calvert. We were like one big happy family. My deepest sympathy.

Danny was my classmate, I will always remember and cherish those days we had together . My last visit with him was just a few years ago at a reunion, we all sat together at his table,with his brother Wayne & Tommy and his sweet wife Debbie. He was so full of joy and laughter ,thats what I will remember. I pray for strength for all of his family . God Bless You All.

It was a privilege to work with Dan. He always had a big smile, a hug, and an encouraging word. He went out of his way to make a young employee feel like an important part of the team. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

For the Family of Danny Barker,
I shall never forget the memory of Danny and his brothers & sisters as they arrived in Calvert. We were all like family growing up together. My prayers are with each of you in this loss. Danny was one of the sweetest people I remember from from my school days. I always admired his entire family how they were so close and how their Mom "Kate", held them together with a warm and giving heart and strong hand.
May God's blessings shine upon each of you in...

My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

I had the privilage to work with Dan at OCD and always admired his dedication to his family. He was a wonderful man that always was offering up a positive comment. I have an e-mail from him posted on my desk where he humorously expressed his condition and his strong spirit to battle his illness.
I will miss him and remember him and your family in my prayers.

Debbie and Amy,
Please accept our heartfelt condolences. We have always admired the strength and love of your family and I know that and God's loving arms will get you through the difficult days ahead. I will continue to keep you both in my prayers. Dan was an inspiration to everyone he knew and we are pleased to be counted among those. I pray for your peace and recovery now. Marsha, Larry & girls