DR. JOHN JOSEPH BARBER III

John and I served in the military at AIT Fort Sam Houston, Tx he was a good friend he was an amazing martial artist so good I kept taking pics of his kicks today I remembered him and I´m so saddened to hear of his passing miss that guy I´m leaving a memory below a pic I´m from Tiverton, RI I don´t mind if someone gets a hold of me to just talk about him god bless his family [email protected]

John and I served in the Army together. We lived in the same barracks and hung out with the same group of guys. John and I also worked together in the hospital laboratory. First during the day and then on the night shift where we were the only 2 techs. I often tell a story about John's unrivaled athleticism involving a dutch door in the lab. The bottom half of the door was about 4' tall. John would stand on the opposite side of the door, crouch down a couple of inches then spring straight up...

I remember the loaf of bread and jar of peanut butter and jelly to feed hungry athletes at tournaments and different color markers for entry to save us some money. :)

John will be missed knew him in Hi school. and saw him from time to time he was really a great fun person

'' MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILY DURING YOUR TIME OF BEREAVEMENT. MAY YOU FIND COMFORT IN [ JOHN 6 :40.]

BD--

To the family of Dr. Barber, l am so touched and moved by the thoughts and actions Dr. B had on the hearts of so many whom he touch what are powerful witness of Deep Love on the hearts of others. And for all to express the deep compassion he had for his family is awesome.how much better the world would be if more people had that kind of love for others.

what wonderful memories your family must have about John. That's so special.keep your loving thoughts about the times you spent together and continue to cherish them.Jeremiah 29:11 talks about a future and a hope,knowing what's meant there lightings our load.