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Marcia - your daughter posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Daddy, I miss you so much more than I thought I would...even after such a long time after your passing. You were so missunderstood by your family and inlaws. I'm trying to help those who remain get the information they need to understand why you were the way you were. Many things I'm just now beginning to understand. I love you so very much. Marcia
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MARCIA - your daughter posted a condolence
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Dear Daddy,
I still think about you every day. I want to talk to you in a way we were unable to talk. I wish we had established a more open relationship during the earlier years of my life. It's sad that I didn't ask many more questions and write down what I did ask. You seemed too private until I really got to know you the last few years you lived.
I wish I had gotten to see you and Mother when I died but that wasn't God's plan at that time. I decided to return to earth and care for Harold I believe we will be together again, as a family.
I love you, Marcia
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Your daughter - Marcia posted a condolence
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Dear Daddy,
Tomorrow will mark three years since I last spent time with you. That was the last moments you were with any of your family, me and Darvin, while you were alive. I treasure that I spent that final evening with you. I was barely well enough to spend time with you before you took flight from this earth.
Daddy, I want to talk with you, to have you able to talk to me too. This has not been possible for many years for one reason or another. You were not able to speak or think clearly because of multiple strokes. You were so VERY misunderstood. I have so many questions to ask about your family, you and Mother and your knowledge and experience with God.
Can you believe that I fed Mark, last week during his Christmas visit with me and Harol, canned beets that you bought? He enjoyed them so much. I wish you could have been well enough to be here to enjoy them with us. We miss you so much and treasure the pictures of your last Christmas on earth. I wish I had been well enough to be there and have a picture taken with you as did Harold, Mark, Brenda and Bethy. I look at that picture every day and know that your sons and Grandchildren treasure that you pushed yourself to attend that family gathering.
There is so much I want to share with you and have your advise. That isn't possible now. So, I can only say that I love you dearly.
With eternal love, Marcia
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Jenelle L. Sampson posted a condolence
Monday, March 7, 2005
I know it's been awhile since his passing. I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed being around Ed. He was always kind,sweet, & helpful to me at The Sequoia. He is greatly missed!God bless you and yours.
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Elsie & Rudy Schmidt posted a condolence
Thursday, January 27, 2005
We are sorry to hear of Ed's passing, but at the same time relieved to know he is no longer suffering. Our lives have been deeply touched by him and his offsprings. May he rest in peace.
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Marcia - your daughter posted a condolence
Thursday, January 20, 2005
January 20, 2005
Daddy, I miss your phone calls and our visits in your apartment. I know it wasn't easy for you to communicate for many years. You were trapped in your mind and body. Since I first started my nursing career, I seemed to understand, and to want to write about that. How could I understand if I hadn't really experienced it? With the virus in 1994, I think I must have felt the same loss you did; the loss it would be. That had to be very frustrating for you. It was for me. I know only a bit of how that would be because of my illness.
I was so pleased that I chose to spend New Year's eve with you. You enjoyed the orange that I fed you but most especially the candy bar you had purchased many months ago when you were still able to go out during the planned trips or activities. You loved sweets so much.
I will most especially miss how much you enjoyed when I came to sing for the activities. I regret I was ill the last several months and not able to sing Christmas songs. I am relieved that I was there to sing to you for one last time. Did you really hear me during your last breaths? It seemed that you did.
I think that God would not allow those who have made it to Heaven to see any saddness. I think he would allow you to see the good things. Right now I am dealing with a precious lost little Westie dog. He is so sweet but he has problems with his teeth and I don't know how old he is. I call him "Buddy" and "Little Guy." He is so obedient, liveable and all one could want in a dog. I just hope I can find a home for him. I can hardly bear to have him put to sleep if he is put in the Humane Society and no one wants him.
Febuary 5th, 2005 your family is going to have a birthday party for you. We feel that you will be there in spirit. We want to honor you and express our love and memories of you life with your family and others.
I love and miss you so very much. I'm happy that you were near me to share many things with me. And, YES, I will have some food for your birthday celebration that you gave me to share with family or Harold and I eat. Mark LOVED the canned Kale. I served it twice while he was here. I'm sorry that we didn't tell you that he did. He said he would look for it in the store.
I love you very much. Harold misses you too, as does Brenda and Mark.
Marcia
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