Phyllis Jenkins Barrow

My father, Forrest L. Ramser, has asked me to extend his sincerest sympathy to Mrs. Barrow's family. "She was a remarkable woman; she did it all," he told me. Dad had the privilege of serving alongside her on the Salvation Army Board for over 30 years; "she was an inspiration."

Janet L. Ramser for Forrest L. Ramser

My condolences to the family. I know Mrs. Barrow will be dearly missed.

Sincerely,
Susan Black
Winterville

The Savannah Barrows are thinking about Phyllis and our many cousins in the Athens area. We will always remember Phyllis with great affection.
All the best to all of her family.
David c. Barrow 111 - Savannah

The Savannah Barrows are thinking about Phyllis and our many cousins in the Athens area. We will always remember Phyllis with great affection.
All the best to all of her family.
David c. Barrow 111 - Savannah

Your Savannah cousins are thinking of Phyllis and all of the Barrow Family in the Athens area. We will remember her with great affection.
David c. Barrow 111-Savannah

What a wonderful person to have been in our family. Such good values and involvement.

We are so sorry to hear of your lost and we send our deepest regrets. Ms. Phyllis, was a wonderful and enlighting lady!

I was truly saddened to hear of Mrs. Barrow's death. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy and know that all of you are in my prayers. She was indeed a gracious lady. I can't remember a time when she was not a part of The Salvation Army family. She will be missed. May God's peace be with you all.

Mrs. Barrow was my professor of Georgia History 25 years ago and to this day I still treasure the class and the assignment of naming all the counties and county seats in Georgia. I was given a new understanding of my native state and its history in a way no other Georgian could provide.