Theodore F. Barnes

Karen, Scott, Steve, and Brian..... What a blessing to know your hubby and Dad. I enjoyed talking with your Dad about Dogs ... of Course... and about what would be a good buy BEFORE buying things .... and visiting at the lakes your family were a part of! I loved giving him a HUG as I got that hug right back with his big smile and whisker scrub:) Lastly the cool part that God always plays in our lives is that I used to go to the Oxbow Inn and had that yummy soup almost every Friday...

Karen, so sorry about Ted and that I missed you last weekend. Dad's service went very smoothly-and I hope Ted's did too--my condolences to you and Scott, Steve and Brian.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Ted and I overlapped at Albany Academy, where he managed the school's store and taught me a ton about customer service. I even remember hauling cartons of books with him on the hand-operated lift. I wish I had known enough to get that soup while still living back there. God's mercy be on all of you.

Joel MacCollam
AA '64

My Condolences to the entire Barnes Family.

So sorry to hear of Teds passing...

We are very sorry to hear of Ted's passing. He was always so nice and he will be missed.

Mike and Tracey Renaud (Sun Capsule)

EARL & SALLY KETTLER
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHYS, TED WAS A GREAT HUMANBIENG

We are sorry for your loss. We remember Ted for his wit, warmth, and the joy he took from living. The best thing we can say about the Oxbow beyond praising the food and hospitality is that we always had fun there, with or without cocktails.