1937
2023
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Jonathan Macek
February 21, 2024
I met Barb in 6th grade when I became friends and neighbors with Barry and Benji. I could not believe that she let her kids and kids friends jump on her waterbed...NOT! My first firecracker was on the back porch out back. The ski trips to Mt Sunapee and to Maine..were some of my funnest fondest memories as a kid. My heart and sympathies goes out to the Clifford Family. God Bless you Barbara!
Wendy Bidstrup
January 18, 2024
She was driving a brand new, fire engine red, state of the art Tesla with all the bells & whistles the last time I saw Barbara. What a joy and delight! She & Fred took me to lunch after dropping off their sails at Hardings in Marion. Everyone was so happy. The Biddys & Clifford´s met for lunch many times over the past 60+ years. It is my honor to have known Barbara. So sad to learn she passed away in December. But so glad to have known such an amazing person. Rest in peace.
Penelope Place Gleason
December 21, 2023
Dearest Haley, and all of the Clifford family, Barbara was an extremely kind, generous and supportive person for me in my early teen years. The Summer I stayed with your family is imprinted in my memory as one of the best times of my life. Your parents were an integral part of my family´s life. My deep heartfelt condolences to every member of her loving circle. May you rest in peace great lady, knowing your well lived life has seen so many seeds of goodness that will continue to blossom for generations.
Twila Marston
December 21, 2023
My first memory of Barbara was Barbara introducing me to her best friend Jane. The two of them together, you could tell that they shared that special bond. Barbara was always so kind to me and I will miss sitting and talking with her in Maine. R.I.P. Barbara you are one magnificent Woman .
Your family is going to miss you. May the memories you created, get them through.
With peace and Love Twila.
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