I met Barbara as a young single parent in the Morgantown congregation. She was always kind and fun and was very attentive to my two little boys, and I loved her for it! She truly cared about people and made it her life’s work to share her hope for a wonderful future, based on the Scriptures.
She was a wonderful pianist and played for my second wedding, and played songs for the wedding party after rehearsal for a sing-a-long. She was generous of her time and a very giving person.
My deepest condolences go out to her dear friends and family. I know she will be sorely missed until you see her again. John 5:28-9.
Our hearts are heavy. Barb was an extremely faithful Witness of Jehovah for many years. Also a good friend to us and our family. She played the piano beautifully, and had a quiet personality. We’ve known her since she was just a little girl. We have happy memories of our times together….. And look forward to seeing her soon in Gods new world. Sympathy and love to all. Don and Dot Stull
Barbara was the one who took me to the convention in Wheeling so I could get baptized and several years later, she played the piano for my wedding. I had fun pioneering with her, going with her to assemblies in Pittsburgh and when she came up to visit me to go to a deaf convention at the Stanley. And we had the privilege of bumping into her at the international convention in Toronto! I look forward to bumping into her again in the future!
I’m so sorry to learn of Barbara’s passing. I met her at Mass Mutual and she was always so kind and willing to help. My sincere condolences to all who loved her!
