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Barbara Kay Hobbs

In Loving Memory

Barbara Kay Hobbs

Born
21 April 1951, Longmont, Colorado
Died
25 October 2011, Portland, Oregon

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Our Mom was the greatest woman we've ever met. Family and friends were the most important thing to her, and she proved that by giving all of us a gift that was so incredible, yet it was specific to each one of us. She had a unique relationship with everybody that was part of her life, and she will live on forever in each one of us. There were so many people that loved her dearly, and we created this so that everybody has a chance to share some unique memories of our Mom so that other people may share the same joy she was able to bring us all. Please include memories, pictures, poems, or anything else that you would like to share regarding this wonderful woman.

Photographs

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Jeff and Mom
Jeff and MomAdded by Jeff and Ross
Ross, Mom and Oreo
Ross, Mom and OreoAdded by Jeff and Ross
Mom, Ross and Jeff at the market in Indonesia
Mom, Ross and Jeff at the market in IndonesiaAdded by Jeff and Ross
A Proud Mom with her two sons
A Proud Mom with her two sonsAdded by Jeff and Ross
Mom, Doug, Ross and Jeff
Mom, Doug, Ross and JeffAdded by Jeff and Ross
Barbara, Mike, Chuck, Bruce Judy and Gram...The Hobbs Family
Barbara, Mike, Chuck, Bruce Judy and Gram...The Hobbs FamilyAdded by Jeff and Ross
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Notes and messages

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You were the best Mom ever. I love you so much...I promise that I am going to make you proud. You taught me how to love myself and to love others. Remember how your Dad used to say, " You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your family?" Well I would have picked you anyways. I would have been so lost without you. You gave me knowledge, guidance, direction, unconditional love, protection, a wonderful father and a loving brother. The rest of what you gave me cannot be expressed with words, but if you look into my heart you will find them. I miss you every minute of every day. I am proud to be your son.

Jeff Bucklew, 26 October 2011

Mom taught us compassion, loyalty, and integrity. She lived by those values and put her friends and family first. I was so lucky to have such a wonderful Mom and I wish she was still here.

Ross Bucklew, 26 October 2011

Keepsakes

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'69 grads of the 1st Congregational Church 739 KB, Added by Susan Landers too long-winded for notes section 26 KB, Added by Kathleen Caldwell
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