December 26, 1940 - December 15, 2016
Today humankind has lost one of its most loving, beautiful, generous and inspirational spirits. Anyone who had the privilege of knowing Barbara is deeply saddened by her passing. Barbara Driver was born in Springfield, NJ to William and Margaret Aman. She leaves behind her loving husband of 31 years Brian Coughlin, son Dana Coughlin, granddaughter Zoe Cunningham and many nieces and nephews,To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Maureen Flannery
January 4, 2017
I knew Barbara for almost 46 years and in her own words we more like sisters than friends.
She was all the things mentioned in her obituary but even more.
She had an enormous wit and was such fun to be with, I just remember all the good times we shared in SF, from girlhood through senior citizen, a part of my life now gone but existing somewhere in eternity.
Even after I left SF we wrote a lot and I will miss all her great letters full of news about mutual friends and all sorts observations on films and books. I will miss writing to her, too, she loved hearing about NYC, particularly the NY Metropolitan museum shows.
She visited NYC during the last few years and I will forever treasure the memory of those visits.
I still have some of her last postcards and, although it must have been hard for her to write, they were full of such bravery and hope.
Barbara was an incredibly warm person with a wonderful smile, one of my last friends in SF, my California sister and I will miss and love her forever.
Maureen Flannery
January 4, 2017
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December 21, 2016
May you find comfort in knowing when God restores paradise. He will undo all causes of suffering. ( Psalms 37:29 ) Our tears of sorrow will become tears of great joy. May your memories continue to provide your family with comfort at this time.
Fran Stigler
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