Richard W. Barrows

Miss you grandpa

Uncle Dick lived a rich and full life. The love he gave to his family, best friends and their families is a treasure that we can all hold in our hearts. As my dad's longest and most cherished friend, they always shared laughs, the history they lived in WWII and their lives. You will be missed Uncle Dick!

We offer our condolences to the family of Dick Barrows . We met Dick at Mercy Cancer support group and loved him and his wife Claire for many years. We miss him and will remember what a great caregiver he was to Claire, God Bless you Dick, rest in peace.

Jim and Irene Haughey

SINCE MOVING TO SOUTH CAROLINA I STILL ALWAYS KEEP UP WITH THE NEWSPAPER.I AM SORRY ABOUT YOU LOOSING YOUR DAD WHEN I SAW THE NAM I JUST HAD TO SEE IF IT WAS YOUR DAD.MINE WOULD HAVE BEEN 100 BUT DIED AT 57 I AM NOW OLDER THAN HIM .ANYWAYS YOU LOOK GREAT JUST THE SAME AS IN HIGH SCHOOL.BLESS YOU JEAN CHOUINARD LAROSE [email protected]
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Condolences to Carol and John whom I knew back in the early 70s'. He was a friend of my mother, Marjorie Myers, and his sister, Betty Poggi was a member of St. David's we attended as children.

John, Family and Friends,

So sorry for the passing of your Dad. I met him a few times while working for John and he was a real sweetheart, reminded me so much of my Dad. Prayers to you and your family.

I was blessed to meet Richard through his son John. He was always smiling and a joy to talk to. We have loss a wonderful man, but heaven is welcoming one of their special angles. God Bless.