Birth date: Jun 5, 1956 Death date: Nov 16, 2021
I remember my cousin Barbara when we were young she worked at the liquor store and she always stayed dress like she was going out and she had such a big smile we’re going to miss you … to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord R.I.P cousin
Since you've been away
I've been down and lonely
Since you've been away
I've been thinking of you
Trying to understand
The reason you left me
What were you going through?
I'm missing you
Tell me why the road turns
Ooh ooh - I'm missing you
Thank you for always being an example of a great sister, wonderful aunt and the sweetest sister-n-law. We miss you and love you so much.
Rest Easy
The sweetest ever! I have plenty of memories that I could share but there’s not enough time in the day. I was one of the baddest kids walking this earth in the 80’s and 90’s but I’ve felt that belt from my Auntie. She loved and treated me as if I was her own son. Aunt Barbara had the biggest heart ever when it came to showing compassion and love to anyone she every ran across. I can remember her making me my own personal pan of cornbread, saying that boy love his Auntie cornbread. The Liquor Basket was her place of work. I loved when my sisters and I got a chance to go up there because I knew I was about to get whatever I wanted from the store without hearing the word No, or put that back. I could go on and on with these stories but I feel like they’re safer between the two of us. I still hear your laugh and see that huge smile even though you’re not here with us anymore. Truly one of the sweetest human beings anyone can ever meet. I love you dearly and will forever miss you Aunt Barbara.
Nephew Buck ❤️
Barbara Jean, the Cooking Queen ❤️ The sweetest Auntie! I will never forget you calling me asking for numbers to play the lottery , you always told me you was going to win that Power Ball! My auntie house was a HOME to everyone. She never met a stranger. I love you forever!
