Barbara Gitter

Barbara was my first clinical supervisor and subsequently became one of my closest friends. There's so very much we shared over the years for which I will always be grateful. Our adventures together in France will be forever etched in my memory. Thank you for your enduring friendship, Barbara. Having you in my life was truly a gift.

Barbara was highly regarded among her colleagues in the South Jersey Psychological Association for her work to promote the interests of South Jersey psychologists, as well as for her warm and generous manner. SJPA wishes peace to all who mourn her passing.

Bobbie was my first cousin but we were more like sisters. We called each other Sister Bubbie. We lived in the same neighborhood for many years and our families spent many summers together at the shore. In 1953, when Bobbie was 7 years old, she was a hit as the flower girl at my wedding in her beautiful gown and bonnet and missing front tooth. Our families were together for holiday dinners for 60 years or so. Over the years, we shared happy and sad events and held each other's hand in joy and in sorrow. Bobbie was kind and considerate. She didn't have a mean, petty or selfish bone in her body. She was my friend. I miss her.

Barb was a close and respected colleague who shared office space with me in Phil Bobrove's office for many years. She was an excellent and caring psychologist, as well as a friend and neighbor.

Bobbie was the best of best friends. I knew her for 67 years and for 67 years I loved and admired her. I remember when we were about 10 talking to her every night on the wall phone in our kitchen. She was there for me through the good times and the hard times. She´ll be missed.

Though we were not family, we met Barbara and Ali at several family events. We loved Barbara´s enthusiasm for life and her interest in others. She always made us feel welcome. Her smile was contagious. Our condolences to Barbara´s family. May she rest in peace.

When starting a part-time private practice 1990, Barbara´s office was beside my own in Dr. Phil Bobrove´s building in Haddonfield; lasting about 10 years. Between sessions, she always offered a supportive smile and we were often joking, sharing about clinical issues. Whenever I arrived, I looked for Barbara because she conveyed a happy warm feeling. Bless her caring soul.
D M Scott

Bobbi was 4 years old when she attended my 5th birthday party.

We were psychology colleagues and were together at meetings. One of my first memories was actually at Barnes and Noble at the release of the second Harry Potter book. We were there with our kids but were the only adults we saw with lightning scars! Barbara was a dear and wonderful friend. We laughed and had adventures. How lucky I was to have had her as my friend. I will miss you.

Cousin Bobbie was the only person in my family who knew I smoked cigarettes. When I visited her in San Diego, we would have coffee and a cigarette and good conversation every morning.

She made me laugh a lot, and her laugh was infectious.

My Deepest Condolences to Ms.Gitters family, it was a Pleasure knowing and caring for her. She will be truly missed! May she rest peacefully

Barbara, but as childhood friends we called her Bobbi. We met when we 12 years old and lived about 4 blocks away from each other. Bobbi, 2 other friends and myself walked to school everyday from Junior high school through high school. We went to different colleges, but remained close friends. She was a beautiful lady with a kind and generous heart.