Debbie Doster Barlow

Sweet dreams in the arms of Jesus.

Mrs. Barlow was like family to us she helped Aiesha attended French camp @ the age of 10 . She was a sweetheart

MR and MR BARLOW WAS MENTORS FOR ME AS A STUDENT AT F.C.A. IT WAS AN HONOR TO CROSS PATHS WITH THEM. I WAS SADDENED TO HEAR OF , MRS. BARLOW EXPIRATION. THANK GOD FOR ALLOWING HER TO STOP BY ON HER WAY HOME. SHE WAS THE EPITOME OF A FIRST CLASS WOMAN OF GOD. MR .BARLOW MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY AND YOU.

From the moment I met Debbie, I knew she was special and she made everyone around her feel loved. I haven't seen Debbie in years, but I often thought about her and smiled at the many memories shared when I visited French Camp when I worked at The Commonweal Foundation. Thank you Debbie for being so sweet and loving. You are dearly missed and you will continue to hold a special place in my heart. Prayers, love and hugs to the Family.

I know you hearts are broken, she was always such an amazing woman. Her Love is her legacy, and what an amazing legacy it is.

Thankful for God's blessings through Debbie and Glen's friendship as we spent our Orientation Course in Singapore together before serving together with their family at Faith Academy in the Philippines. Special memories include ice creams at Baskin-Robbins, dorm sitting and yummy meals together including Debbie's Southern fried chicken. Sweet Debbie, eternally healed and home now but sadly missed. Blessings of comfort and peace to Glen and all the family.

Debbie was a dear, sweet friend. She loved people and was so good at her job. She wore many hats: houseparenting, dean for the girls, catering many events, loving her family and being a grandmother. She will be missed by so many. She was a dear friend and loved the Lord.

My heart is breaking for my brother. Debbie was a very caring, helpful, Christian lady who gave of herself in love to all. She was a great sister-in-law and will be missed. Love to all my family

Debbie was such a precious soul. I never saw her when she wasn't smiling, even as she dealt with cancer. She was a true reflection of God's love. I continue to lift up Glen and her children and grandchildren in my prayers.

The Barlow Family,

Lynn and I would like to send our condolences and love to you. May the Lord bless you during this time and the days to come. I treasured our times we had with you and your friendship especially Allen. I just ask God to be at your side daily.
We are so sorry for your loss,

Love,

Elton and Lynn Wright