Barbara worked for Northwest Airlines until her retirement a few years ago, traveled the world, and had many friends everywhere she went. She will be greatly missed by all of them.
Barbara is survived by her children Sonny, Kendara, Jordan Palmer; sisters Rondie Yancey and Linda Eddy; brother Mike Fulleton
I just found out of your passing on this website. I was hoping to see you at the next reunion, in fact, you would have been the main reason I would attend. I have such fun memories of us so many years ago in Seattle. You chose to stay and i went back to Ontario to finish my sophomore year. We rarely kept in touch but the few times we did it was like the years never past us by. I love you and you will forever be my friend. Pat Salazar
Just found out from gtting Pat Salazar's post. I am so sorry, and remember you well. Say hi to my wife, Lesley for me and we'll all be seeing you soon (in the eternal frame of time reference). I am so fortunate to have had you and the others in our class as classmates. We helped form each others' lives, and many of us have kept in touch over the years. I don't know for sure about others, but I feel there is a special bond you get with your grade school and high school classmates--growing up together, learning together, learning how to date together, supporting each othrs' ups and downs, growing from boys and girls into men and women together (OK maybe a stretch so say all of us have "grown up"--especially me)--that you don't get anywhere else in life. Like Pat, I was hoping to see you in August, but I'll just have to wait a bit longer--unless I get there earlier than planned due to Covid-19!
Pat Jones (Salazar) (1967)
Barbara,
I just found out of your passing on this website. I was hoping to see you at the next reunion, in fact, you would have been the main reason I would attend. I have such fun memories of us so many years ago in Seattle. You chose to stay and i went back to Ontario to finish my sophomore year. We rarely kept in touch but the few times we did it was like the years never past us by. I love you and you will forever be my friend. Pat Salazar
Jim Kopp (1967)
Barbara,
Just found out from gtting Pat Salazar's post. I am so sorry, and remember you well. Say hi to my wife, Lesley for me and we'll all be seeing you soon (in the eternal frame of time reference). I am so fortunate to have had you and the others in our class as classmates. We helped form each others' lives, and many of us have kept in touch over the years. I don't know for sure about others, but I feel there is a special bond you get with your grade school and high school classmates--growing up together, learning together, learning how to date together, supporting each othrs' ups and downs, growing from boys and girls into men and women together (OK maybe a stretch so say all of us have "grown up"--especially me)--that you don't get anywhere else in life. Like Pat, I was hoping to see you in August, but I'll just have to wait a bit longer--unless I get there earlier than planned due to Covid-19!