Barbara Larkin

We are so sadden for your loss. We will pray for comfort and peace in your time of need. May you embrace the many memories you all must have!

You will always be Mrs. Adamo to me. It was so wonderful to see you and Gayle in November - it was great to see you again and you will be missed by so many neighbors, friends and family. Oh, so many great memories from the house on Benjamin growing up next to you, Sue, Gayle and Jeff. Our prayers go out to you and the family - The Wiley's - Troy, Liz, Molly and Mary.

I could not have ever asked for a nicer sister and friend. She was always there for me, no matter what. She was also my mentor -- from teaching me my times-tables in grade school and I always joked with her that I would still be in Mr. Drew's 9th grade Algebra class if it weren't for her help every day after school. Neall and I were so looking forward to meeting for breakfast on 12/29/15 which was one of our yearly events that we will miss so much. Also our yearly trip to meet in Frankenmuth for a chicken dinner in September for her birthday. We always fought over who got the chicken liver pate. Our hearts are with our neices and nephew, Sue, Gayle and Jeff and their families. Love, Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Neall

Barb was a consummate teacher who treasured every child she taught. Her dedication was exemplary and her teaching skills were remarkable. She never had a "bad day" and brightened the lives of everyone who knew her with her kindness. She will be sorely missed but her loving influence on the lives of her students, family, colleagues, and friends will be felt far into the future. Barb left the world a far better place. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to her family. Joe and Elizabeth Rousseau

You will truly be missed... Never had the opportunity of being your student at Longstreet but the school was like family and we crossed paths many of time... May GOD Bless you and your family Marlynzie Culpepper