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Thanks for your reply and as others have said, she was the greatest. Her memory was astounding and took the time to attend my mother’s wedding as the two of them became close friends after I left the college. Miss B was a best friend to anyone she knew. God Bless her and may she rest in peace. Love you Miss B.
I’m an old boy of many years ago. Turning 80 on July 16th. I’m sure I saw a picture of Miss B above and wonder when the picture was taken. Is Miss B still around and would anyone have her address, if she is?
It certainly was Miss B in that photo. She died in 1994. There is a Barbara Barrow Foundation and you can find information about that here: http://www.barbarabarrowfoundation.com/index.html