Joseph-Barros-Obituary

Joseph "Joe" Barros

Denver, Colorado

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Barros, Joseph "Joe" 90, of Arvada, died July 20, 2011. Joe was the head illustrator for the Denver Post for 30 years. He is well known for his art and love of the railroad. He was preceded in death in 2008 by his wife Monica. He is survived by 3 children, 7 grandchildren and several great...

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I can't believe it's been over a year now. I knew you such a short time, yet my family and I will never forget you and I will always treasure my time with you and caring for you.

I just found out Uncle Joe I will always remember fishing at Hot Sulpher springs.

I am sorry to learn of Joe's passing. (His father, Joe Sr, was a Grandfather to me - married to Ann, my Grandmother)

Dear Steve, Erin & Nick,

You are in our thoughts and prayers,with the loss of your Father and Gradfather.
He went home to be with your Mother and Grandmother.

Love, Claiborne & Wilma

Steve, Erin and Nic,

I'm sorry for your loss. You're in my thoughts and prayers.

Love Patricia Walls

joe, i only got to know You b

ecause of my precious friend sherrie. she loved you joe, and would have done anything for you. apparently you were a dear good soul... and you are missed already! pity those who never got to know you, and pity those who knew you but never knew what a treasure you were. their loss... rest in peace sweet man... you are in great hands now...

Joe at 90 Years

Joe was a lifelong friend who loved old cars and had a great talent as an artist and truly should be remembered for his artistic work and genuine friendly nature! He will be sorely missed.

Walt Leser (Denver, CO)

Joe was a talented wonderful man.. Thank you joe for the great stories and conversations.

He loved Notre Dame Football as well as the Broncos!

Joe was a unique individual with tremendous talent and a love for life. He was a humble man who avoided conflict and confusion at all costs. He was generous, compassionate and intelligent. He loved his family and friends very much. His love of the railroad will live on for years in his art work displayed around the Denver area. He met and drew several celebrities and never knew what a 'celebrity' he was to those who met him. I was privileged to have known him. He will be greatly missed by...