OBITUARY
James A Barry
October 14, 1954 – December 2, 2013
James Barry (Jimmy), 59, of Holbrook, formerly of Quincy, unexpectedly December 2, 2013. Beloved son of Ruth Jennings
of Venice, FL and the late James E. Barry. Loving brother of Richard Barry and Carolyn Gilliland both of Weymouth. James
worked for over 20 years with the MBTA as a bus driver, "Ralph Kramden". Services will be private. Donations may be
made in his memory to Father Bills. For online condolences please visit www.dewarefuneralhome.com
Services
- Private
REMEMBERING
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RECEIVE UPDATESDecember 20, 2013
Jimmy, You were a true friend who left this earth far too soon, you will be greatly missed. When we pass by a #230 bus it reminds us of you and how precious life is. may you rest in peace as reunite with your dad in heaven. Our deepest sympathies to the Barry family. Mitchell Farber & Michelle Romano
James magrath
December 16, 2013
I just found out about Jimmy's passing I had the honor of meeting Jimmy when I was in a program on long island he was the bus driver who drove us homeless to Boston every day I became to enjoy Jimmy's company every morning we became good friends he encourage me to never give up no matter how bad my life was I finally got my housing if it was not for Jimmy becoming my friend I wouldn't have a place to call home. Jimmy was and still is my best friend until we meet again rest in peace my heart goes out to his family. I will miss him dearly
Carol Themmen
December 13, 2013
Jim definitely was a character. He was kind, and had such a funny sense of humor. I always loved running into him because I left every conversation lighter than I went into it. I am very sorry for your loss, Jimmy was a very good guy - he will be missed.
Maureen Arnold
December 10, 2013
Jimmy was a character and had his own style that we all enjoyed. Sending deepest condolences to the family for the sad news of Jimmy's sudden passing.
Lena-Marie Lehner
December 9, 2013
My friend Carolyn's younger brother Jimmy was a thoughtful, caring and helpful man. Years ago we all enjoyed laughing together at parties and while playing cards for hours at Carolyn and Donald's house. It's shocking that he died so young. RIP Jimmy, you will be remembered and missed.
Judy and Tom Jennings
December 9, 2013
We are so sorry to hear of Jimmy's passing how terrible for you all. Tom and I send you our deepest condolences. He was much too young. A big hug from us.
Judy and Tom Jennings
Marc Bennett
December 8, 2013
I had the pleasure of working with Jim Barry. He always had some kind of funny story and always brought a smile to my face. I will miss you JB. You were one in a million...RIP
Larry & Meredith Hunt
December 7, 2013
Our deepest condolences to Jim's family. Jim was a good friend who always had a smile and funny story...all the way back to elementary school. We will miss him and keep him in our prayers.
Roberta Maher
December 7, 2013
Our deepest condolences to you all. It is shocking to hear of Jimmy's passing at such a young age. So sorry for your loss. Love, Roberta, Dan and family
MBTA 9429
December 7, 2013
I had the pleasure of starting at the MBTA the same day as Jim, we trained together, and worked together on may occasions. He was a great guy.
December 7, 2013
We would like to send our heartfelt and deepest sympathy to all of you. We are so saddened to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. Love, Nancy, Dianne and Nancy Jennings
December 7, 2013
Our thoughts and prayers go out to jimmys family. We had such great times hanging down the school yard so many great memories. WE will keep you in our prayer.
Love,
Tom & Kathy Monahan
Pamela Wye-Hunsinger
December 7, 2013
Jimmy was my best friend's "little" brother growing up so I think of him forever young. I loved that he developed a fondness for antiques - must have been from his mom's artistic background. I am so sad to learn of his passing, so young. All my love and thoughts go out to his family.
Love,
Pammy
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