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Obituary
Barbara Sue Christensen Card died Dec. 8 in her home in Kansas City, Missouri.
Barbara was born June 16, 1947, at Salem Hospital in Hillsboro. She was the daughter of Lynn and Wilma (Janzen) Christensen. She graduated from Marion High School in 1965. She attended Kansas State University and after graduation, she went to work for Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City and worked there for forty-one years.
She is survived by her husband, Gary; his daughter Annette and her daughter Jatte and her son Jaden. She had two brothers: Jim and wife, Judy, and their sons, Jeff and Jay; and John and wife, Chris, and his children, Dane and wife, Jenny, and son Cameron and daughter Kaylee; and Chad and wife Audrey and daughters Paige and Leah.
Memorials may be sent to Homewood Baptist Church or Children’s Mercy Hospital’s Bacteriology Department.
Original Information
Barbara Christensen Card passed away today, December 8, 2017, after an 11 year battle with cancer. She is survived by her husband, Gary Card, and brothers Jim and John and their families. Services are pending at this time. As more details are known, they will be posted on this website.
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Donald Westerhaus
Here is a URL link to news about services for Barbara Card. I will post more when it's available.
http://parklawnfunerals.com/upcoming-services/5108572
Here's a post from the Kansas City Star:
Byron McCarty
You will be missed by your classmates. You were always a great person.
Gene (Schimpf)
Barbara was a very special lady. She was smart, hardworking, easy to get too know and fun to be with. Who can forget Barb and the girls dragging main in the “58” black Chevy that had untold miles from her parents visiting all those football games. We had fun at KSU and all the years after. She made this world a better place. We will not forget you; we will miss you, SO sad!!! Gene S
Linda Bauman (Zadow)
Barb was an amazing friend. I was fortunate to have her as a friend in high school and then we roomed together at K State. We shared plenty of times together and I remember her always being full of joy. We continued to see each other when we lived in St. JOseph, MO and she was in KC. She even threw my baby shower when our daughter was born. Always the thoughtful, giving friend. Barb, you will be dearly missed by many!
Neva Kelsey (Hett)
Barbara was a great friend and cousin to me from early on. She was such a fighter and positive person and I think that's why she didn't give up and fought a great fight. We will miss her but she is still in my heart and hope I'll see her again some day. God has a special angel now.
Barbara Linn (Creamer)
Barb was a SPECIAL lady and always good to everyone. She will be missed