I can't believe it is a year.  I miss you Barbara and always remember the times we had together running back and forth to each other's apartments when we were young.  Prayers to your family for the strength to live with all the memories you gave them over the years so they can move on;  missing you  is deep.   Love you Barbara.

Peter,  

I am so sorry to learn of Barbara's passing.   I didn't know that she had passed away. You have my deepest condolences. 

With Sympathy,
Chris Doxey

I was so saddened by the death of my sister-in-law Barbara.  I've known her for almost 40 years, long enough that it feels like she was my "real" sister.  We spent many hours talking, laughing, and supporting each other through a myriad of happy and sad events and times.  I was so impressed with her incredibly positive, optimistic outlook when faced with a devastating diagnosis.  She expressed gratitude for the time she had, traveling when she felt well, and enjoying life fully for that time.  She always had a zest for life, despite the  many challenges  she endured throughout her life.  I will always remember her laughter, her willingness to listen, and her enduring friendship.  She will always be in my heart.  
My thoughts are with my dear brother Peter, my niece Leah, son Ben, and their spouses.  I love you all.  

Known Barbara for 65 years and so many memories of running back and forth to our apartments when we lived on the same floor 4 doors away at the Marble Hill Projects, Bronx New York.  I used to sit and listen to her practice her clarinet and I would sing and we would laugh our heads off.  I decided I wanted to play the clarinet too when I went to 143; too many clarinetists,.. so I went to chorus instead.  ANYWAY,...I  remember when her family moved to Yonkers and I was sooooo sad.  I might've visited twice in Yonkers, and then we lost touch for a long time. Many years later we reconnected and shared dinners out with our husbands and stories about how we became adoptive families.  We talked about our children and I visited her in Connecticut.   She  came to my home for one of my many Marble Hill reunions; then she moved to North Carolina.  I LOST HER AGAIN !!!!! NOT!!!!  I visited her in North Carolina the following year and then we kinda lost touch again, occasionally we'd talk on Facebook.  She called me on the phone when she became diagnosed as she knew my husband had the same disease.  We became close and I became her cheerleader and prayed she'd make it through the two year mark as my husband had.  NOT!!!  Now I feel I've lost her for a third time,...breaks  my heart,.BUT NOT FOR GOOD !!!  If history repeats itself  we shall meet up again, so many years later again in a different place , and we can be in each other's apartments again very young, laughing and having fun, knowing what each of us was having for dinner yadda, yadda yadda,.. I  love you Barbara,...until we meet again.

This is such sad news and Barbara put up such a valiant fight to the very end. She loved her family so much and knew she was loved by them. That meant everything to her. Barbara and I go way back - close to 40 years. We bonded as we both prepared in our own neurotic ways to get married in 1982 and then through the stages of marriage, motherhood and beyond. We could be out of touch for years, yet felt like soulmates whenever we reconnected. Barbara’s passion for justice, complete honesty and wonderful sense of humor were her hallmarks throughout life. My thoughts and prayers are with Ben, Leah and with Peter who has  stood with her through thick and thin with unconditional love. May peace be with you. 

OBITUARIO

Barbara Wohler Goldmann

14 mayo, 1950 – 13 abril, 2020

Brown-Wynne Funeral Home

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