Stewart Clair Barber

I met Stew in our Freshman year at Penn State University. I think we must have had a class together. Anyway, we became friends and I would watch him play at the Sat. games. After graduation didn't keep up with his career as I went to N.J. to teach and then married into the military and kept traveling. I am sending my condolences to his family at this sad time. I am now living in Florida although from Pa.

Quite a few years ago I recognized Mr. Barber at Town Center in Mt. P. and he remembered coming down the hill behind your house on Bon-Cliff Dr. to `coach´ our pick-up games. Great memories of fine gentleman. I pray for God´s peace to comfort your family.

Tracey and Family- It is with a heavy heart, yet with a smile of gratitude, that I read of your Dad´s passing. Although I only met the man as a young fan many years ago, I felt like I got to know him better when I was privileged to work with you in the late 80s and early 90s. It was obvious that he and your Mom raised a daughter of sound intelligence, an independent thinker and a young woman of class and poise. While our time working together was short in duration, it was long on great...

Our hearts go out to the entire Barber family! Mr. Barber was so wonderful to us kids growing up and we always loved watching him watch football in your "family room". Go BILLS!! Our prayers and condolences to you during this difficult time. Sending love, The Fasenmyer Family

Dear Vickie, heartfelt condolences to you and family from your old friends at William Penn.

Godspeed

Thinking of all of you and sending love and prayers in the loss of our dear friend. Thankful for the sweet memories of our Buffalo days together. Blessings!! The Shaw Family