Lionel Abraham Barrow

I am so very sorry to hear of Brother Barrow's passing. Seems our family is linked to him in more ways than I knew since my mother grew up in south congregation and my grandfather grew up in the neighborhood with him. I then had the priviledge of attending pioneer school with him in 1994. There is an empty space on this earth and in many hearts that will only be filled when Jehovah brings him back. My condolences to his family.

For my father in law was a wonderful man, faithful to Jehovah till the end.He will truely be missed by his grand children, daughter in law, and son. May jehovah comfort his children, sibblings,& extended family & friends

To The Barrow family, I have attempted to put my thoughts here and each time my mind flooded with the most wonderful memories of a true role model. As a young child in the South Unit congregation he along with Sister Barrow took a personal interest in me. And that included, disciple. I am very grateful for this direction and a wonderful example of faithfulness. The last time I saw Brother Barrow was in Jackson, Mississippi. There he was with a smile in his wheelchair. It is that smile and...

To the Barrow Family I have known brother Barrow for many years and have very fond memories of him during our years on General Taylor Street. My sympathy to the the Barrow Family.

Annie Green Jenkins Bowman.

May the Good Lord give comfort to you and your family Mike thru this trying time. You have our depest sympathy.

may my prayers be with you always in your time of sorrow

We had the fine pleasure of knowing Bro. Barrow before he moved to Fayette, MS. from New Orleans after Katrina.
And associating with him in the Fayette congregation. His example will not be forgotten, his works were not in vain- 1 Cor. 15:58. We look forward to the day
when all those in the memorial tombs will hear the voice of Jesus Christ, the now reigning king of Jehovah's Kingdom and come out and Bro. Barrow will right in amongst them. May Jehovah
comfort the Barrow family.

To The Barrow Family:
Years have come and gone. I remember everybody in the South Unit. I still really remember where everyone sit when we came to the Kingdom Hall on Jackson Street. I know this is hard but Jehovah gives us hope that we will see our loves ones again.
With sympathy from my Sis Holmes &Family.
(Sis.Clara Holmes 713-975-7337)

Carl and I were very sorry to hear about the loss of Brother Barrow. He was a very fine brother whom we had known since we were teenagers. We share your sorrow.

Carl and Dianne Guy