My family and I grew up on the same street as Barbara in Brainerd, a very long time ago. Barbara was such a sweet girl and I have very fond memories of her.
We became friends at Brainerd Junior High and continued our friendship at CHS. Barbara was a beautiful girl with strawberry blonde hair & a really nice girl.
If someone knows what happened to Barbara, will you please post. No gorey details--what took her life and when. Thanks. She was a precious person. Some of us want to know what happened to her. Thanks.
Barbara was always upbeat and fun to be around. We lived near each other and many days she gave me a ride to school in her Corvair. Her passing saddens me. God rest her soul.
I heard a few years ago that Barbara had died of cancer (breast cancer I think). I'm not sure, and I can't remember now who told me that. She was, indeed, always so upbeat. Although I didn't know her well, she stands out as someone who was friendly to everyone.
Lucille Goff (Leming) (1965)
My family and I grew up on the same street as Barbara in Brainerd, a very long time ago. Barbara was such a sweet girl and I have very fond memories of her.Chip Liner (1967)
We became friends at Brainerd Junior High and continued our friendship at CHS. Barbara was a beautiful girl with strawberry blonde hair & a really nice girl.
Beth George (Hightower) (1968)
If someone knows what happened to Barbara, will you please post. No gorey details--what took her life and when. Thanks. She was a precious person. Some of us want to know what happened to her. Thanks.
Pat Hagan (1968)
I remember Barbara fondly. She was always smiling and happy. So sad to leave us so young.
Brenda Collier (Jones) (1968)
It's so very sad to see a fellow classmate fly away. Memories of her was a smiling face. Prayers to her family and friends that she left behind.
Doug Underwood (1968)
My recollection was that Barbara died from some sort of heart ailment that she had always had. I met her brother and he told me about her.
Harry Fields (1968)
Barbara was always upbeat and fun to be around. We lived near each other and many days she gave me a ride to school in her Corvair. Her passing saddens me. God rest her soul.
Joan Rankin (Hayes) (1968)
I heard a few years ago that Barbara had died of cancer (breast cancer I think). I'm not sure, and I can't remember now who told me that. She was, indeed, always so upbeat. Although I didn't know her well, she stands out as someone who was friendly to everyone.