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Diana Barilone
January 22, 2006
Dear Sue and Family,
I am truly sorry for your loss. Barney was a good man who gave much to others. He will surely be missed by many.
My prayers are with all of you,
Love,
Bill Stevens
January 19, 2006
Dear Sue,
Words are not enough to express the both the sadness of Barney's passing or the joys of his life. Surely he fulfilled the KP motto of
" acta non verba " as his was a life of action. On reading the obit I was particular focused on his commitment to Scouting...He, truly carried the service to other unselfishly.
My prayers continue for your family.
Bill
george ballantyne
January 18, 2006
Dear Susan: God bless you and your family at this difficult time. Our prayers are with you and your family. All our love, George and Carol Ballantyne
Andy Ballantyne
January 18, 2006
Susan, it was clear that Barney made you and your family feel loved, safe, secure and excited with life's possibilities. That makes him a hero in my book.
Much Love, Andy
David, Emily and Jeff Hobdy
January 18, 2006
Sue -
We are so very sorry to hear about Barney. We loved him very much and will remember all of the fun we had with the two of you. Know that our hearts are with you, Jack and the boys. We love you very much.
Jim & Grace Mucci
January 17, 2006
N. Bernard Kroeger (NBK)
Reliable, Honorable, Fair & Reasonable, Generous, Brave, Dignified, The Standard by which Society's Behavior should be Measured and The Final Authority..we will be shipmates again
Love Jim & Grace
Jim Colby
January 17, 2006
My friend, brother and advisor, I will miss you whenever I have a computer that won't work and when I can't seem to wire that outlet properly but most of all I will miss those calls that were "just checking in". You tought me so many things but the most important of them all was how to be a good friend. You were the best and I will miss your glow.
Richard Rosic
January 17, 2006
Dear Palani -
Our memories and adventures are treasured beyond what words can describe.
The next setting will be in line with Diamond Head & the R2 Buoy.
Aloha from your "Brother".
Dick
Diana Treese
January 17, 2006
Dear Sue,
I will never forget the kindness "Uncle Burr" showed when he spent an eight hour day sitting with my Bob in his room in Eisenhower Medical Center, just days before Bob made his transition. To see them laughing and sharing their childhood stories of growing up in Duquesne was something I will always cherish. My heart goes out to you and your family for such a loss.
Jack & Mary Ann Opet
January 17, 2006
It's difficult to put into words the lasting impression that Barney had on anyone who knew him. His unique combination of a subtle brillance coupled with a genuine empathy for people and a Kings Pointer's love of a good time will be sorely missed by those of us who were fortunate enough to call him a friend. Rest in peace Barnzo; we'll never forget you.
Atle Steen & Kay Alexander
January 16, 2006
As I am sure many agree, Barney was much more than a friend. He was a generous, helpful, and considerate human being. He followed the best traditions of life. I regret he passed on at this time; he deserved to live longer than many of us; yet life is indiscriminate, it does not follow our wishes or good logic. Barney, if somehow you read this, be assured you have made important contributions to your immediate family, friends and many others and we are most grateful.
John and Harriet Halkyard
January 16, 2006
Barney, thanks for keeping our Victory 21 in tip-top shape and sharing the fun of our early days in San Diego when we were both young and searching for adventure.
Harriet and I will miss having you around!
Kim & Bob Piron
January 16, 2006
Sue, So many of life's lessons were learned through our friendship. What the heart feels is not able to be expressed in ample words. Love forever and always Kim & Bob
Pete, Michelle & Samantha Castellanos
January 15, 2006
Your teachings and generosity and love and support will live with us always.
Megan McCullough
January 14, 2006
Dear Sue and family,
I wish you the best during this difficult time. Barney's wisdom and generosity will live on in the the hearts of those of us who knew him.
Jim Kester
January 14, 2006
I am sorry for your loss
Susan Kroeger
January 14, 2006
Always and forever
Brian and Beth Hay/Morris
January 14, 2006
You were more than a step father. You were a dad, a teacher, a motivator, a cheerleader, a fixer, and a supporter. You were taken from us to soon, but your lessons of life will live on and inspire all of us. You will be truly missed.
David Kester
January 14, 2006
Dear Sue and family,
What a pleasure it was to locate cousin Barney when researching our Wurzbacher ancestry. He will never be forgotten...especially since we shared the same birthday.
My deepest sympathy to you all.
Love,
David
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