Dr. BARRY C. HARRIS

Dear Betty and family:

It was with considerable sadness to hear about Barry's death. The support of one's family is so important and God's Blessing be with you all.
Although we have not seen each other for many years, I have always held Barry in very high regard. Our association goes back to the days at Presbyterian University Hospital(including the Recovery Room) and the superb training under the legendary Professor Myers. It was an impressive and stimulating time with Barry a major contributor. Barry as an outstanding physician, teacher and colleague will be missed. Jan Smith (Anesthesiology).

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

Dear Mrs. Harris,
It is with sadness that I read of Dr. Harris' passing. Always a kind, soft-spoken man, I appreciated the time that I served with him on the Board of Northside Common Ministries. You and he were both a huge help to NCM over the years.

May you be comforted by your memories of a life well lived!

Blessings,

Please know that you and your family have my deepest sympathy.

Sorry for your loss, my deepest sympathies.

Pam Boch
(I had worked for Dr. Harris)

I was so sorry to hear of your dad's passing, Suzanne. I only met your dad once, at your wedding. However, from what I read, he certainly accomplished much during his lifetime. May God give you, and your family the comfort, and grace you need during this difficult time.

Cousin Barry mentored my Father on heart health & visited him during baseball Spring Training in Florida. He always included me in a loosely knit group of cousins. He will be greatly missed.

May this final journey bring Barry the peace & perfect health he so richly deserves. And may Betty & their children find strength in their memories & their strong family bond.

Please accept my deepest sympathy. Dr Harris was my cardiologist for many years. I remember him as being very kind and caring. I always felt safe under his watch. I also,remember being in a panic when he retired. Once again, deepest sympathy to the family.