Birth date: Apr 8, 1943 Death date: Jun 7, 2012
Samuel C. Barber, 69, a life-resident of Syracuse, passed away at home on Thursday, June 7, 2012 following a brief illness. Sam was born on April 8, 1943 to John and Fanny (Emmediato) Barber. He was a 1961 graduate of North High S Read Obituary
Dear Sam - please accept my sympathy for the loss of your father; he was much too young to leave this place; if you are in touch w/ Aunt Marion, please give her my condolences. Sincerely, Gloria Quadrini
My deepest sympathy to the entire Barber family on your loss.
Sincerely,
Mike Goss
Dear Cheryl & Family,
I was so sorry to hear of Sam's passing. My thoughs and prayers are with you at this very difficult time. Keep all the wonderful memories close to you.
Carole Mulpagano Taylor (I worked with you at Syracuse Supply)
Sherry,
I was so sorry to learn of the passing of your husband. I remember when you and I worked together at Syracuse Supply back in the early 60's and you two had just started dating. My husband, Ron, was in the 108th with Sam. My condolences go out to you.
Jan Croyle Sager
Sherry,
I want to express my deepest sympathy of Sam's passing. Flo & I were out of town and weren't able to attend. Sam will be surely be missed. I know my brother Don and myself along with Sam and you have been friends for many years. That's why this so difficult to show how much Sam will be missed. All our best to you and your family during this time. Bob & Flo Bregande
Judy and Fanny & your family,
My memories are of Judy's big brother during our childhood -. fond memories visiting Spring Street. Fanny, your words to my mother in her final days were such a comfort to her - words she held close through her illness. My prayer for you is that the words of those remembering Sam will bring you the same solace.
Rosemary Minieri Esdaile
Please accept the sympathy of Le Moyne College on the occasion of the death of your brother. Be assured of our prayers for her, for you and your family.
Sam will be missed. Met Sam at CNY Karate where we trained and rose through the ranks together for many years. We achieved our black belts together and he referred to several of us as "the old goats". As a result, always felt a special bond with Sam and looked forward to seeing him when we trained together or later when I returned to the Syracuse area. Again he will be missed and my condolences to his family.
Terry Rosenbarker
Old Orchard Beach, Maine
