In Memory

Barbara Halkias (Trianentafillou)

Barbara Halkias (Trianentafillou)

Died on 10/31/2017 from cancer. Obituary was in the Bergen Record.



 
go to bottom 
  Post Comment
    Prior Page
 Page  

11/06/17 11:04 AM #4    

Vivienne (Nibs) Hugh (Stewart)

Barbara was a kind, cheerful and lovely person!  My condolences to her family.


11/06/17 11:29 AM #5    

Darcy Enck (Hopko)

I was fortunate to have the opportunity to attend both high school and college with Barb. She was an excellent leader and a great role model for many. Our prayers for her loved ones.


11/06/17 11:34 AM #6    

Norma Meurer (Costa)

I remember Barbara as a kind and generous person. My condolences to her family.

 

 


11/06/17 12:59 PM #7    

Wanda Jones (Trotta)

Sweet Barbara - so many memories with her in high school.  God will certainly hold you in His hands, Barbara.  You will be very missed on this earth.  Namaste.

Love, Wanda


11/06/17 05:06 PM #8    

Merle (Sue) Hass (Daniels)

 

 

So very sorry to hear of Barbara’s passing. She will be remembered as a very kind and gentle person 

 


11/07/17 08:35 AM #9    

Andrea Boscoe (Bondy)

So sorry to hear this news. Barbara was a great friend and classmate and will be missed. Prayers to her family and friends. God bless.


11/07/17 02:02 PM #10    

Leslie Kabot (Pero)

Barbara Halkias was a lovely classmate and I remember her well; kind, good through and through.

I am sorry for your loss.

Leslie Kabot Pero

.

 

 

 

 

 


11/08/17 04:16 PM #11    

Barry Schlech, Ph. D.

So sorry to hear that my Teaneck neighbor on Maple Avenue has passed away.

I had seen her at our 50th Reunion in 2011. Of course, we remembered the old times at Grace Lutheran Church.

I've included a few snaps that might be nice to remember Barbara by.

Barry A. Schlech, Ph.D., Burleson, Texas

My old home at 533 Maple Ave... just down the block from the Halkiases.

From our 50th in 2011....

Early photos from the 50s....


11/09/17 02:13 PM #12    

Priscilla Torgesen (Cartwright)

Barbara and I were friends for over 70 years, beginning with Sunday School at Grace Lutheran Church prior to kindergarten and then continuing through all our school years.  We lived about 5 houses apart on Maple Ave., and we walked to school and church together from 5 years old until we graduated from high school.  She was a kind and loving person and I have many happy memories of summer vacations with her and her family at their summer home at Green Pond, NJ.  Larry and I were fortunate to spend time with Barbara and Demo over the past 12 years or so and had lots of fun together with them, as well as with Ginny Testa and her significant other.  My life has been richer for having her in it and sharing her friendship. She was the most selfless person I have ever known and will miss her but am gald she is no longer in pain.


11/10/17 08:25 PM #13    

Virginia Testa

I shared many similar memories of Barbara when we were young as Priscilla lovingly noted.  Unlike Priscilla I didn’t really appreciate Barbara until we were adults. Perhaps as she was quiet and unasumming though I did recognize her soft, sweet demeanor and her abilities. In life, she adopted her German-Greek family values of hard work, honesty,  integrity and kindness and lived reflecting these values. She was more concerned about you than herself.  Even while having a long battle with a debilitating disease she  was brave and uncomplaining.

When we met with her and Demo you felt she was content just being with you. Accepting you as you and happy to pick up where we left off the last time we saw one another.  Completely unpretentious, non-judgemental, she was a joy to have as a friend.  I will miss her but am so grateful that she was my friend. 

 


go to top 
  Post Comment
    Prior Page
 Page