Condolence: On the first anniversary of Barbara's passing, we want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We hope that the memories of the past bring you encouragement for the future as you walk each day with your loved one in your heart. It is our privilege and honor to serve your family.

Condolence: BJ was a very dear sister who had deep feelings for any who was suffering (in any of the myriad ways one can suffer) despite the fact that she too may have been suffering worse. She could also genuinely rejoice with any who were rejoicing. May all your special memories of her be a comfort at this time as you reflect upon her life and what gave her the peace she possessed. Love, aunt gp

Condolence: Barbara Jean has been a part of our lives here in Union for nearly 26 years. George was a baby when we moved to Maine. Your family has been a part of my life since I can remember and so I feel like you ARE family and will always cherish those memories I have. We can not think of her without seeing her beautiful smile that reached way past her eyes and the wonderful crinkles at the corners of them. Her smile made each of us feel like we were special to her, and I believe we were. Her love was so far reaching and never ending. We already miss her so much and want you all to know that our hearts just ache for each and every one of you and we are here if you ever need us. I miss her kisses and will treasure forever that last pucker of her lips and the smile she gave me.

Condolence: On behalf of the class of '53 I would like to express our condolences. Barbara was a quiet classmate but we always knew she was there because of her wonderful personality. She radiated friendship and goodness. I'm sure she will be missed.
Tom Saucier

Condolence: Barbara was a very special person, and a
special friend. When I met Barbara, sitting next to each other at a baby shower, we became instant friends. Paul and I have fond memories of when we lived in Warren and spent many good times with her and Bob, visiting at each others homes, going out together, and helping each other out. Our
hearts go out to all of you at this most difficult time.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers to the Littlehale Family. Barbara- Your Mom was a very special lady and will always be remembered - growing up in the small town of Warren - I will always remember the 5 J's restaurant. Love Diane LaHaye Simmons

Condolence: Mr. Littlehale and family,
So sorry for your loss. I remember her from when Mr. Littlehale was my bus driver, and knew she was a bus driver as well. The times I had seen her she was a very nice lady and always smiling. She could brighten a room when she walked in. She will be greatly missed. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Condolence: Bob and Family,
I saw Barbara's obituary this morning and I am writing say I am sorry for your loss. I remember Barbara very well and her infectious smile that would light up anyone's day.
My condolence's to you and the family.

Condolence: We are glad for fellowship we had with Barbara Jean during our time in Maine. Our deepest sympathy to all the family and friends. Marvin & Sherry Graves

Condolence: I was blessed to grow up having Mrs. Littlehale and Mr. Littlehale as my bus drivers. On cold winter days she would radio my grandmother on the CB to say she was close so we would not have to wait in the cold too long. This also gave warning to the many big trucks that used this road to slow down because we were on a blind drive. I would visit their home and hang out with their son Rob after school and weekends. Wonderful woman with a big smile that was just contagious. It is warming that she had so much faith in God and His promises for eternity. I'm sure this gave her strength/comfort and continues to give strength/comfort to the family.

Love to the family,
Anthony Lee