I am so sad to hear this.  I worked with Barbara at EDS.  I absolutely adored her.  She was so much fun and a sweetheart.

Today we celebrate a life lived with courage and determination. My sister Barb was a warrior, facing life’s challenges with strength and a fearless heart. Her resilience inspired us all, teaching us to face our fears and embrace life’s adventures. Barb’s spirit was a guiding light, showing us the way to live boldly and with purpose. Though Barb’s physical presence is no longer with us,  her courageous spirit will forever be in our hearts.  Love, Vickie

“A limb has fallen from the family tree." I keep hearing a voice that says, Grieve not for me. Remember the best times, the laughter, the song.  The good life I lived while I was strong. "Keep smiling and surely the sun will shine through." My mind is at ease,  my soul is at rest.
Remembering all, how truly I was Blessed!
Continue traditions, no matter how small.  Go on with your life, don’t worry about falls. I miss you all dearly, so keep up your chin.  Until the day comes we’re together again. ❤️ Lena

One of my favorite photo of Barbara Ann. I loved how she would prepare gourmet meals for our luncheons, she took such joy in sharing with her sisters. Rest in peace my sweet sister 🙏❤️

My sister Barb was a beautiful person inside and out.  Barb was very intelligent, carefree and an extreme fashionista with a loving heart.  There isn’t anything Barb wouldn’t do for her family.  Barb and I took the same professional paths, that made us sometimes competitors, but we had lots of similar experiences to share with each other when we got together.  Barb loved sitting in her back yard enjoying her well-manicured lawn and beautiful flowers and the sunlight that embraced her body.  Barb spent weekends cooking meals for Roy and Justin, that was one of her greatest pleasures.
 
I will miss you Barb with all my heart.  You are now in eternal peace with our lord and savior.  I now have a sister in Heaven watching over me. What a wonderful blessing!
 
Barbara Ann Hernandez, 71 died Saturday May 31, 2025, at her home in Fort Worth Texas with her loving husband Roy at her side.
Barbara was born on October 23, 1953, in Fort Worth Texas to Isidra and Martin Perez Sr.
Barbra leaves behind her husband Roy Hernandez, Son’s Justin Hernandez Michael Oyervides Jr., and Sean Perez and two grandchildren, Damon Perez and Jarred Perez. Her sisters: Martha Perez, Delores Perez Terre Aguilera,Stella Bosillo, Vickie Raso, Elena  Perez and Cristie Perez.  Her brothers: Martin Perez Jr and Anthony (Tony ) Perez
We’ll miss you our dear sister!❤️

Barbara was a wonderful person…She could light up a room with Her Smile…She was always so kind and generous to me…

I will truly miss Her!
Tyler

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Barbara Ann Hernandez

23 octubre, 1953 – 31 mayo, 2025

Laurel Land Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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