Barb and I started clarinet together at Lowell School.  I remember her fondly.

As the actuarial tables begin to force all of us to deal with our own--and our loved ones--mortality, I will always remember Barb’s interminable courage and dignity as an example of how to address the tough times. I hope that Barb’s children have known how much their mother was loved and admired by those who knew her at WSHS (and before) and that they pass these loving memories on to their children. I truly miss her.

Always peppy, always kind.....just thinking about Barb brings a smile to my face! 

I new a little. Her dad was a customer of mind for years' and i bought candie chips from him when he was a salesmen. ------- ( Don's Auto & Towing 26th and cliff)

Our WSHS A-Squad head cheerleader

Though you left us much too early, your memory lives on in all who knew you, loved you and miss you.

Barb was my very first friend, Kindergarten at Lowell Grade School, we played in band together, had many sleepovers, rode bikes together, and had popcorn with milk watching TV-went to Capt. 11 monthly as her mom was Evans Nord's secretary!  Great memories with a million dollar friend I will never forget!