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G. Barney Rawlings

St. George, Utah

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World War II bomber pilot G. Barney Rawlings came to Las Vegas in 1947 to sing - launching a half-century career as a performer, emcee and executive director of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. It was something of a second life for Rawlings. As an Army Air Corps pilot, he had...

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Christine and Family,

Please accept our most sincere condolences. Yet, know that Barney is at a better place. You will all get through this difficult time knowing it was time for him to go. I hope that these words will make you feel a little better. He no longer suffers and even though you may miss him you don't suffer watching him go through what he was going through.

Know that for our family Barney was a very special person that really touched many of us. We are now who...

Christine and family, You are all in my thoughts at this time. I was saddened to learn of Barney's passing. It was my privilege to be your neighbor at Twin Pines in Logan. I am also privileged to have received a CD of Barney's show tunes from you, Christine, and from Barney. Barney was a great person in so many ways. You are all in my prayers. With friendship and affection.

Christine and Nancy. I'm sorry to hear about the passing of Barney. He was one of my favorite people and always left me with a smile on my face. He always had a smile on his face too. He reminded me a lot of my dad who passed away last year. Iwill miss his sweet spirit and smiling face. God bless your family. I met him through Deseret Book and also worked with Nancy for a while.

Christine and Nancy. I'm sorry to hear about the passing of Barney. He was one of my favorite people and always left me with a smile on my face. He always had a smile on his face too. He reminded me a lot of my dad who passed away last year. Iwill miss his sweet spirit and smiling face. God bless your family. I met him through Deseret Book and also worked with Nancy for a while.

I will never forget the great man that he was, he was a good friend and a great man. As an enlised man I came to know him while working in a restaurant in Logan, Utah. He included me in many of his functions, I will miss him.