I am sorry to hear of Barb's passing--please accept my sincere sympathy.

She always seemed to have more than many of combined--my memories of MHS Class of 1953 would not be complete without the times shared with her.

I remember Barbara in high school as a bubbly, smiling, active, and caring friend, characteristics I am sure she carried forward as a parent and professional care-giver. She will certainly be missed.

BARBARA PAUL WAS NOT A PERSON THAT RECEDES IN YOUR MEMMORY. YOU COULD NOT MISS HER ENERGY AND ENTHUSIASM LEVEL. SHE'LL BE ORGNIZING AND GIVING CHEERS "UP THERE" YOU HAVE BEEN MISSED, BARB. MARY RUTH CULBERT.

As a psychiatric nursing assistant in the 1980s and 1990s, Barb was my supervisor for many years. I've never known a kinder, more patient person. She was always the consummate

professional, and I've tried to take her lessons to heart.

Now that I teach at the junior high level, I understand, as I know Barb did, that tolerance, acceptance and compassion are the keys to making the world a better place.

Thank you, Barb. Rest in peace.

Mike Merulla

Barb was my psych nursing instructor at St Luke's, class of '81. I learned a lot from her, not only by class content, but by watching her. Probably my most memorable of instructors. She was a unique individual. I had a high degree of respect for her. Julie- class of '81 St. Luke's

I haven't seen Barbara for years, but have memories of the Iyopta Camp Fire Group we both belonged to. Took a group tour to New York City, Niagara

Falls, and Washington, D.C. while we were in high school. I have fond memories of that trip. Our condolences to Barbara's family.

I so enjoyed my friendship and travels with Barb. Her character and love shines still.