Barbara George Lewis

I miss my old friend Barb. Texting back and forth and when we met picking right up where we left off.

Barb was one of two roommates of a mutual friend. Their house was like Three´s Company! All single and having a great time. We quickly bonded and went to parties and the Hamptons and then my ski house. We called her "ski babe". It was so much fun. I never lost touch with Barb and she made it to my Husband´s memorial party. I had absolutely no idea how sick SHE was. And her death was one of the most shocking and sad days I´ve felt in years. I have her photo taken in 1978 on my piano. What a smile. Loved her so much.

I have been texting and emailing Barb with photos of my grand babies and getting no reply. That´s when I did a search on line. I was NEVER expecting to have a positive result.
Barb and I had a special old friends relationship and we really loved each other. I am beyond sad that I did not know of her death.
Please somehow contact me for future plans.
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914-714-2514
Judy Willsey

The Morris family sends our sincere sympathies at the loss of Barbara. She had such a loving, energetic spirit. Barbara always wore a beautiful smile and extended words of love, generosity and encouragement at every turn. She will be dearly missed. We extend our prayers and thoughts to her cherished family and all who mourn her.

I only heard to day of Barbara's passing. A lovely, kind, intelligent and motivated woman, and a wonderful mother (whose sons are friends of my son). I was always struck by her managing to be cheerful in some very trying situations! Alan, please accept my condolences for this grievous loss.