Condolence: John and Family,
Barbara had certainly lived a very fulfilling life. I appreciate the opportunity to be a past caregiver. Find peace in knowing she is now completely healed and in a wonderful place.

Condolence: Katherine, I am so sorry for your loss. Your mother was a pretty woman.

Condolence: Dear J.C., The Elliott family extends to you, Katherine, and Andrew our deepest sympathy When we moved to DC over 52 years ago Barbara was the first person I met. Both Barbara and I were working at the National Child Research Center and it was the first professional job for both of us. I was delighted to learn that we not only shared a work relationship but we were neighbors in Parkfairfax. I did not remain at NCRC for long but we remained friends even after your family moved to a beautiful house near by and we moved to the Mt. Vernon area of VA. When our children were young we often got together. The silver cup our oldest son received from you now is engraved with the name of our grandson. Barbara loved crafts from her native TN and she sparked a similar interest in me. Many of our gifts from Barbara we still use daily. I will alway remember her as a beautiful, gracious, fun loving friend. She made me feel welcome in a new city when I was very young and often felt homesick. She will always be remembered. Jack & Carol