Barbara Jean Banchero

Barbara was my trainer when I first got into cosmetics. Atlanta. Many years ago. She was one if the best teachers Ive ever had, hands down. Ive thought of her so fondly over the years. She was a dynamo. Blessings to your family.

This is a sad time. Within a week of hearing the news that my favorite drummer had passed, I've found out more than a year after the fact that these two special women are no longer with us. The Banchero home was a fairly regular stop for me during the late 80's and 90's, and I will never forget the inviting mood, the food, the menagerie of pets, the late nights, and the curiously enormous Christmas trees. The one overriding memory I have of that time is of how welcoming it always felt there, largely due to Ms. Barb. Thank you, ma'am, for always tolerating and accommodating the revolving door of noisy youths and making us feel at home. Bless you as well for shouldering the weight of circumstances that life handed you with strength. You were one of a kind.

To Nick, Dave, Larry, and family: I am truly sorry for your losses. I hope you are all well and at peace.

I have been trying to find a way to rekindle our friendship of so many years ago, and am devastated to see the passing of both BJ and Rebecca. I have no words...just to say I am totally heartbroken. Condolences to the family. Judy Orvin

As my English teacher at Cyprus High I remember how interesting her classes were. She taught us how to look at the world outside of our own little sphere. Great teacher!

She led a carefully chosen traveller's life.: Generous, artistic, and interesting. I absolutely loved her. Lavonne Garff Rytting

Condolences.

May the God of comfort give you strength and power to cope with the loss of your loved one. Isaiah 40:29