James A. Barrick III, age 55, of Oak Park, beloved husband of Janis; loving father of Sara, Adam and Aaron; devoted son of
Dorothy and the late James A. Barrick Jr.; devoted son-in-law of Delores and the late Walter Vavrina; loving brother of Darlene (Dennis) Urlaub; dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend of many. Memorial visitation Sunday 1 p.m. until time of Service 6 p.m. at Drechsler, Brown & Williams Funeral Home, 203 S. Marion St., Oak Park. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to your favorite charity are appreciated.
Info: 708-383-3191.
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Helene Slowik
April 8, 2008
Deepest sympathy to all of the Barrick family. I knew Jim from BP (when it was still Amoco) and always enjoyed talking with him.
I will keep you in my prayers.
Tamara Jaffe-Notier
April 3, 2008
Dear Jan & family,
You remain in our thoughts and prayers.
Neal Buer
April 2, 2008
I will always remember the wonderful Sunday for the final round of the PGA at Medinah with Jim, Aaron, Peter, and me.
Catherine Berning
April 2, 2008
Dear Jan & Family,
Steve and I wish to extend our deepest sympathies for your loss of Jim. We are so sorry we were unable to attend his memorial as we just heard of his passing yesterday. Jim, as we are sure you know, was a terrific friend and caring person. We will always remember and cherish our college days, the Theta Chi House, and trips to the old Comiskey Park! Please know he will forever be in our thoughts and in our prayers.
Fondly & Sincerely,
Steve & Cathy Berning
DENNIS URLAUB
April 1, 2008
Uncle Jimmy,
I will always remember as a kid watching you perform perfect cannonballs and screwdrivers into the pool when we would all go camping in Indiana. In fact nobody could make a better splash than you, it was awesome to watch! God you were a great guy and my family in New Hampshire (Pamela, Grace, Myles Urlaub) will forever miss you...We love you...have fun making big splashes in heaven! Love Dennis, Pamela, Grace and Myles Urlaub
Travis Urlaub
March 31, 2008
Uncle Jimmy...
Im so glad we got to spend a lot of time together recently and i wish we could have had even more.. You'll be in my heart and thoughts forever. You will be missed by all.. I love you.
Bridget Hannaway
March 31, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you. We regret we could not be with you in your time of need.
The Hannaway Family
Kitty & Scott Meyers
March 29, 2008
Dearest Darlene,
I know you always had a good friend in your brother and will miss him forever. Anything you ever said about him in our conversations were kind and endearing. I know he's listening and will always remember your bond. I hope I can have that kind of relationship with my brother eternally. We extend our deepest sympathy to you and yours. Don't forget, you'll always have a shoulder to lean on with us.
Kent (Kal) Kalwitz
March 29, 2008
What a shock ! Please acept my deepest sympathies.

Jimmy 1956
Darlene Urlaub
March 28, 2008
You are and always will be in my heart, my thoughts, and my memories. I love you very much, dear brother. See you again. Love, Darlene
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