Elizabeth J. Barker

Please accept my deepest sympathy at Liz's passing. I have a rich store of memories of Liz from the days we shared growing up in Pelham. Her mother and mine were active leaders in Pelham Girl Scouts, and we passed many summer days at Camp Kiwanis, on the Dracut-Pelham border.

Our parents shared a love of bridge, and our families often got together for bridge marathons. We kids played at make believe while the grownups duked it out over the card table. Liz and I often pretended we were...

I am heartbroken to know Liz is no longer here. She was taken too soon. I have fond memories of basset hounds, sebago lake and the love Liz gave towards everyone. She is one of the reasons I chose teaching as a career. Thinking of you all in this difficult time. Xo

David, Pamela, and family.......
We are so very sorry for your loss. We wish you comfort, strength, and peace during this most difficult time.

My condolences to The Barker Family....I am a custodial engineer at the Middle School.... I got to know Liz a little bit working with her... She had three traits that you can't forget... A marvelous tan.... Her smile.... And that unmistakable laugh she had....I just want to let you know... She made a difference. Peace....

Our Sincere condolences,our daughter Emily was a student of hers. I was able to sit in class, and observed somebody whom had found their calling.She was a wonderful person.

Chris, Anne, Steve, Patrick and Sarah,

We were so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you and your families.
Claire and Don Chase

You were my teacher over 20 yrs ago and you made a lasting impression on my life. May you rest peacefully knowing you lived a life that served so many others.

She was an amazing woman and teacher ~ she will forever hold a place in mine and Evan's hearts. Love her so much!I have no doubt every time I see her grandchildren I will see her spirit through them.