Donald Richard Barber

My condolences to Robert Fredrick and Dick's Family. I served with Dick in the 33rd Support Battalion Seoul, Korea in 1959-1960 and kept in contact by email through the years. He was a very good friend. Remember the good times. RIP

I will miss Dick. He was my husband Raymond's brother.

Dick was a kind and gentle soul who always had a warm smile on his face. He was faithful not only in attending church, but also in living out the Christian life. I was blessed to know him.

Dick lived a Christian life attested to in the comments left by folks describing his caring treatment of others. He also packed light for his journey through this life, material possessions were limited to essentials; his treasures were elsewhere. He was also slow to anger because I cannot remember a specific time when he raised his voice to me. Dick was an answer to my prayer; that is not a cliche inspired by grief but a fact. I was blessed to have him in my life for so many years. I will...

At work you were my superior-a true leader in kindness, honesty & fairness. In life, also a superior example of humanity at its best. R.I.P. Dick

Dick was a gentleman and a gentle man. He was a much loved bonus member of our family for over 50 years. We will give Bob all of the love and support that he needs. Dick will be in our hearts forever! The Thomas Girls Mery Jane, Judi and Anna

Dick was one of the nicest people I ever worked with. Never heard an unkind word from him. RIP, you'll be missed.

I know everyone is unique...but Dick was one of a kind in the best possible way. RIP my friend. Condolences to Bob and Dick´s family.

I feel truly blessed to have known such a wonderful caring person. I don't think he had a mean bone in his body. I dont recall ever hearing Dick say anything negative about anyone or to anyone, he always had a smile on his face, and a kind word to say when you were having a bad day. RIP, although you're gone, you will always live in our hearts and memories.