John David Haddin Barr

Hello Barbara,

Jessica and I are so sorry to hear about John´s passing. We were honored and blessed to be neighbors for many years, and truly enjoyed spending time with you and John. I can still see John´s fantastic model railroads and I enjoy telling friends about his incredible talent and knowledge in this area and with his photography.

Wishing you peace during this difficult time. The Zugel Family

It is indeed sad to see John leave us; his memory, however, will linger as we follow in his path. Beyond his contributions to our photo industry, John loved to entertain us with some corny jokes from his repertoire as "railroad conductor/entertainer".
Sincere condolences to all his family and friends.

I knew John for a brief time through his spouse, Barbara, and her sister Pamela. He was a kind, inquisitive, and engaging human being. My condolences to Barbara and the extended family.

I was privileged to be John´s administrative support at Kodak back in the 90´s, based in Atlanta. To me he´ll always be "JB", a sweet friend who shared a dream of opening an ice cream shop in retirement.
He will be missed as long as all who worked with him are still around. Prayers for peace and comfort.
Penny Baldwin

I remember him so fondly. I am so sorry for your loss.
Much love,
Cantor Sally Neff

Barbara and family - I´m so sorry to hear about John. Such a nice man, always willing to help, and a fun Choir member. Thinking of you. Joan Ellen

Baruch Dayan HaEmet. Blessed be the true Judge. My deepest condolences to Barbara and the family. May John´s memory be for a blessing.

Barbara,

How sad I am to learn of John's passing. Please know that all the Hermans are holding you close as you mourn this loss. May sweet memories sustain you and be a blessing always.

Sending love,
Jane

John, I will always cherish the memories of us working together at Kodak. You were one of the most loving and caring individuals and I am grateful to have had the pleasure to call you my friend. My heartfelt thoughts and prayers go out to Barbara and the family. Rest in peace my dear friend.

My heart is heavy, yet full, with so many great memories of working with John in NYC.

John was a mentor, friend, and key supporter who made a profound impact on my life. When I needed guidance in my 20s as a Kodak sales rep in New York City, he was always there to offer valuable advice and encouragement. His guidance helped shape me into who I am today.

I have many fond memories of working with John, from calling on customers in the Fashion District and Chinatown to meeting with him over coffee or ice cream (his all-time favorite)! He introduced me to the sweet treat of "Serendipity", a memory that I will treasure forever.

Barbara, I am deeply sorry for your loss. John's passing leaves a void in the lives of all who knew him, but his legacy will live on through the countless lives he touched. I will forever miss John, but I will think of him often with admiration and love. May his memory be a blessing to you and your family during this difficult time.
xoxox

Megan McGinn

A dear man who found joy in so many things, and shared it with others. Thank you, John.

John was such a kind soul. I will miss him and his big smile.