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Vincent Barazzone Obituary
BARAZZONE, VINCENT P., SR. "BART"
Retired Deputy Chief of Staff, Naval Computer and Telecommunications Command
Bart, a 32nd degree Mason, former Marine Corporal, and retired federal civilian servant died at age 66 on Thursday, January 2, 2003. Mr. Barazzone, a Lusby, MD resident, was a native of Bluefield, WV. He is survived by his wife, Rosaleen Barazzone; son, Vincent P. Barazzone, Jr.; daughters, Monique (Timothy) Hailer, Leigh (David) Stratton, Angela Osbourne, and Cynthia King. He is also survived by his brother, Sam Barazzone; sister, Ester Lynn Barazzone and his ever so cherished grandchildren, Brittany and Dylan Hailer, Jacob and Sam Nolte, Akeena and Mario King, and Marcus and Daniel Osbourne; nieces, Lisa (Mike) Nolte and Leslie Barazzone; nephews, Michael McLaughlin, Matthew and Nicholas Reese. The family will receive friends at the RAUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 4405 Broomes Island Rd., Port Republic, MD on Sunday, January 5, from 2 to 3 p.m. where a Memorial Service will be held at 3 p.m. Interment private. Reception to follow at the Drum Point Club, Lusby, MD. Contributions can be made to the St. John Vianney Catholic Church, 105 Vianney Lane, Prince Frederick, MD 20678. "We celebrate together in honor of you with eternal love" In the Name of Jesus.
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Patty DePaulo
August 12, 2004
Dear Rosaleen,
I am so happy I met you and that you told me about your dear husband, Bart. I hope Bart and Jennifer are together watching over us. They are our bond.
Love you,
Patty
Marvin Bowser
January 10, 2003
A friend of mine told me once that we do not pick our friends. Friends pick you. I am happy and blessed to be counted among those Bart called "friend."
Bart -- Rest in peace --
William D.(Don) Greene
January 9, 2003
Bart was truly one of a kind. He moved mountains in spite of the "system" and convinced many of us that there really was a "better way". His work in the original Autodin program put him on the map.
Roy Moss
January 9, 2003
My prayers are with you in this time
of sorrow.
Michael Cheek
January 9, 2003
Bart was always an inspiration. Will miss him.
Michele Palermo
January 7, 2003
Patrick, thank you for the e-mail advising me of your Father's passing. He was a "kindred spirit" to me. I'm deeply sorry for your loss.
Carl Reeves
January 7, 2003
A man with a vision, Bart will be sorely missed. He left us with many fond memories. My deepest sympathies to his wife and family: he cared so much about them.
Greg Taylor
January 7, 2003
LEGENDARY MAN WAS HE
Patrick, your call last night was the saddest moment for me and my family. You and your sisters have lost a father, Rosaleen lost a husband and life friend, and I too have lost a good friend, a legend, and a father figure that taught me how to lead with a passion. Somehow Bart's management methodologies on DOD and Government efficiencies should be placed in books for others to adhere too. Great man!
Semper Fi
Greg Taylor
Bart's student
Sandy Simms
January 6, 2003
May you rest in peace and peace be with your family
Brent Snyder
January 5, 2003
Bart was a great patriot and a true friend - I shall never forget him. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family during this difficult time.
Alpha McPherson
January 5, 2003
To the family with deepest sympathies and my heart is heavy with the loss of Bart. He was my boss for so many years and more important, he was a true and dear friend. I'm sure he's resting now in peace with our heavenly father.
Alpha
Denise and Mike Philippi
January 4, 2003
Bart may be gone from this earth, but he will ALWAYS remain in our hearts. Our hearts go out to his family at their time of loss.
John Howard
January 4, 2003
We will always remember Bart. A great American....
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