Barry,
You are now in the embrace of the Lord. You were a wonderful man to work for, a great supervisor, and most importantly, a great human being.  Missed you since you left St. Louis and continue to miss you now.  My deepest sympathy to your children and your wife Lynn.  May God give them the peace they need to live without you.  We shall meet again, my friend.

Barry,  Rest in peace, dear friend.  We'll truly miss you.  Our deepest condolences to your family.

Ed and Elaine Cronin

Barry, 

The father of my 3 sons. Thanks for the memories and twenty-three years.

I hardly know what to say.  Barry, I have such good memories of you from high school and college years (man, that was a long time ago, lol).  My saddest condolences to your family.  I know you will be watching over them.  See you again some day.

Barry knowing you as a supervisor & friend I know you gave this terrible disease a valiant fight and now you are in a much better place watching over your family and friends.  We had some good time working together and you always had the wonderful ability to see the glass half full.  Enjoy your time as your travel the streets of heaven with no time table to get back to work.  You will be missed but one day we shall again meet at the pearly gates.  Sincerely, Gail Helms

I never met you, but my mom and stepfather (Patsy and Steve Bossomo) always spoke so highly of you and your wife Lynn.  I know you are no longer in any pain.  May you rest in peace, and the Lord watch over you and your family.

I remember when you PCS back To St Louis in 1989. In 1993 we started working in Managerial Accounting. That was some crew.We had good times going to Busch Stadium on Business Men's Special days. When we came to Huntsville we were able to work in the same division. We had fun taking a couple of road trips to Nashville and Atlanta to see some sporting events. You have suffered so much this past year. I know you are in a better place now. Patsy and myself will truly miss you. Your friends Steve & Patsy Bossomo

You are greatly missed.  We worked in the same places for a long time and you were always a great person to work with and be around. I know you are in a better place and no longer hurting.  God Bless You!

Well, Dad, I dont know where to start. The easiest way to start off is by telling you I love you so much and are going to miss you greatly. You were a great, hardworking father and I, myself, was spoiled by traveling everywhere. I love telling people that we lived in South Korea and traveled to countries such as Japan and the Phillipines. People always say "I wish my dad took me to places like that". I thank you for everything you have given me. I miss the yearly trips to Fairmount park on Tuesdays, the cardinal games you took me to at the old Busch stadium and the Blues games at the old Arena. Thank you for the memories...Until that day when we shall meet again, will you please save me a spot up there? love you, your youngest son Kevin

p.s. Tell grandma and grandpa McEneny I miss them too!

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Barry Lee McEneny

5 junio, 1947 – 21 agosto, 2010

Hoffmeister Colonial Mortuary

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