Barbara, age 64, was the daughter of Ervin T. and Geneva (Goin) Lynch. She had been married to Louis Hales, Jr. She moved to Monroe with her family in 1955, from Tennessee. Barbara was a member of the True Gospel Missionary Baptist Church. She was a homemaker and enjoyed drawing; chatting and working on genealogy on the internet with friends. Barbara was the mother of Randy, James, Tanya, Keina, and Jackie, all of Monroe; and the sister of Wallace, Ron, and Larry, of Monroe. She was the loving grandmother of fourteen. Barbara was preceded in death by her parents.
Rest in Heavenly Peace Sweet Barbara.
*~*~*IN LOVING MEMORY*~*~*
Thank you for your trail of relatives on the internet. Never knew when we were kids, that I would be tracing your mom's side of the family, and your dad's side of the family, related to my dad; and your husband's side that is related to my husband's family members.
Barb, you are no longer suffering as you did all those years here on earth. When I join you, I know I will be following you like a shadow as I did in the old neighborhood when you first came to Monroe.
Rest in Heavenly Peace Sweet Barbara.
*~*~*IN LOVING MEMORY*~*~*
Thank you for your trail of relatives on the internet. Never knew when we were kids, that I would be tracing your mom's side of the family, and your dad's side of the family, related to my dad; and your husband's side that is related to my husband's family members.
Barb, you are no longer suffering as you did all those years here on earth. When I join you, I know I will be following you like a shadow as I did in the old neighborhood when you first came to Monroe.
Barbara, age 64, was the daughter of Ervin T. and Geneva (Goin) Lynch. She had been married to Louis Hales, Jr. She moved to Monroe with her family in 1955, from Tennessee. Barbara was a member of the True Gospel Missionary Baptist Church. She was a homemaker and enjoyed drawing; chatting and working on genealogy on the internet with friends. Barbara was the mother of Randy, James, Tanya, Keina, and Jackie, all of Monroe; and the sister of Wallace, Ron, and Larry, of Monroe. She was the loving grandmother of fourteen. Barbara was preceded in death by her parents.
Rest in Heavenly Peace Sweet Barbara.
*~*~*IN LOVING MEMORY*~*~*
Thank you for your trail of relatives on the internet. Never knew when we were kids, that I would be tracing your mom's side of the family, and your dad's side of the family, related to my dad; and your husband's side that is related to my husband's family members.
Barb, you are no longer suffering as you did all those years here on earth. When I join you, I know I will be following you like a shadow as I did in the old neighborhood when you first came to Monroe.
Rest in Heavenly Peace Sweet Barbara.
*~*~*IN LOVING MEMORY*~*~*
Thank you for your trail of relatives on the internet. Never knew when we were kids, that I would be tracing your mom's side of the family, and your dad's side of the family, related to my dad; and your husband's side that is related to my husband's family members.
Barb, you are no longer suffering as you did all those years here on earth. When I join you, I know I will be following you like a shadow as I did in the old neighborhood when you first came to Monroe.
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