Birth date: Feb 9, 1952 Death date: Jun 3, 2013
Barbara H. Fox, 61, passed away June 3, 2013. She was born February 9, 1952 in Schwarzenberg, Germany to the late Werner and Waltraude (Mothes) Hunger. Barbara came to Lee County in 1997 from Charlotte, North Carolina. She enjoyed Read Obituary
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Barbara's passing. I was a colleague of hers at Olsten and we became friends over the years, sharing wonderful times at President's Club year after year. I just heard through the Olsten grapevine that she had passed. The world lost a true gem! I so admired her talent, beauty, and her joy for life. My prayers go out to David and her family. Sincerely, Terie Vickery – Grand Rapids, MI
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To David, Debbie & FamilyFrom my family to yours we give our deepest sympathy while joining in with your family & friends to surround you with prayers. God bless youand continue to strengthen you!Minister Patricia Goodman & Family
To Barbara's Dear Family,I was so saddened to hear that Barbara had passed away. I worked with her at Olsten over 25 years ago and she was one of the most caring and generous people I have ever known. My husband, Ernest and myself have fond memories of our times on the lake. I will miss you Barbara!! Our thoughts and prayers are with her precious family. Love,The GriffinsKristy, Ernest, Katie & MadisonCharlotte, NC
Debbie & David and family – please accept our condolences. We have known and loved Barb for 29 years and she was such a warm, giving, fun-loving friend. we will miss her so much and cherish our memories of her – Buck and Debbie Newsome of Isle of Palms SC
David, our hearts and love go out to you and your family. Just in the short time we have known both you was a special gift. Barb was a great lady who loved to have fun with her family & friends. We will miss her deeply. She was cherished us.
David, Debbie, we are so lucky to have met and enjoyed good times with your beautiful lady. I'll always remember her in the pool with Teagan, laughing and roughhousing. Every time we got together she filled the experience with love and laughter. What a treasure, taken too soon.
