George William "Bill" BARNES III

I have only heard of Bill's passing this evening. Bill was a friend, a mentor, a professional and just a nice person. To Cynthia and the rest of Bill's Family I offer my deepest and sincerest sympathies.

He will be dearly missed by everyone who knew him. He was a wonderful gentleman who continued to teach and mentor his entire life. Prayers for him and his family.

Bill is a kind gentle man. He was a dear friend and will be missed by many. We met at Arvida Realty in Bonita Springs where we became friends. He had so many great stories of so many experience's in his life. We will miss him.
Pat and Janice Fischer
Bonita Springs Fl.

Bill was a mentor, friend and "advesary" when discussing SEC football. Keen mind and sharp wit,a true Southern gentleman in every sense of the word. He will be sorely missed. Prayers to his family. "Roll Tide".

Bill and I attended Miami Norland High School together. We were the class of '63. I have many fond memories of the Southern Gentleman from Ft. Valley, Georgia. He will be sadly missed. My condolences and deepest sympathy to his family.

So Sorry for your loss. May the GOD of all comfort help you and your fanily in this time of sorrow PSALMS 29:11

I knew Mr. Barnes from attending Boca High in the early 1980's. He had a great sense of humor and was an awesome teacher.
RIP Mr. Barnes

I remember him fondly from my years at Boca Raton High School. He had a rather unique teaching style which made the often dull subject of history a lot more entertaining. He never patronized his students. He treated us as young adults and made it clear that he expected us to behave as such. I guess most important of all, he set a good example for us to follow. He was a good man and he will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.

Mr. Barnes was my high school history teacher at Boca High. To this day I remember him not only fondly but also vividly. He had a unique style of teaching that made you WANT to keep learning. There will only be one Mr. Barnes, that's for sure. He inspired me to serve my country and join the Army. The best advice ever. RIP, Mr. Barnes.