Charles BARBER

Pat was my Grandpa Calvins brother. I just remember what a wonderful man and family all of the GA relations were when I went to visit them all as a child in 1978. My visit to Georgia with my grandpa's Cals family is on of my most treasured holiday memories. Just wanted to say Pat's memory does live on.

Scott, Cheryl, Deryl & Donna, Very sorry about your the loss of your father. My heart is sad, yet joyful that he's in a glorious, peaceful place called Heaven! I have many fond memories of Uncle Pat and Aunt Terry that will always warm my heart. My prayers are with you all! Love & hugs, Jackie

To the Barber family..
As a member of the Murphy High School family and a contributor to the Murphy Facebook Page.. Please know that thoughts and prayers are with you all. God bless and comfort you. Genie Welch class of '57

My condolences to the Barber family.Sorry for the loss of a good neighbor and friend.y

A sad time for wonderful old memories; Pat and I were both born in late December 1934, grew up on Wyman St. and graduated from Murphy the same year. We spent a lot of time "hanging out" at the Barber home on Wyman St. planning our next great adventure. We had not talked for many years until the time of the last Murphy reunion when he called me for a nice visit during my time in the hospital for heart surgery. My sincere condolences to the family.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I'm sorry for your lost. May your family rely on God In this time of grief.

It was a privilege to know your father and mother. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you in this difficult time.

Donna You have the memories of a dad every girl should experience and I know the way you speak of him with such love that you feel it with your heart and soul. Suzanne DeGrez

Sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort be with you during your time of loss. 2 Cor. 1:1-5

We will dearly miss you Mr. Pat. You have been the best neighbor ever. Our sympathy and prayers to your family. Love Pam & Terry Selders.

I've known Pat since 1964. We worked together for a dozen years or more, the last five at my ill-fated company. When I last spoke with him - right after Terri passed - he told me of a long list of ailments and surgeries he had endured, however, his attitude was good and he seemed to be getting along well at the time.

I'll always remember Pat as a good man with a big smile and a big heart. I'll always regret that he, like several others, got caught up in one of my many mistakes when I had to reduce the staff at the company to stay alive one more day.

Although hurt, in time Pat's big heart was able to forgive and forget. RIP old friend.


/Ron

To the Barber family my late husband Gene was one of Pat's many friends. We used to go to Pat's and Terri's a lot. Donna and all you children just remember that you were loved dearly by your parents. You will miss them but they will always look after you.

My friend Pat Barber, rest in peace.

My thoughts are with you at this time. May you find strength in God because he cares for you.