Wife of Trevor B. O'Brien. Married on 10 Feb.1952 in Texas.
Resided in Woodforest, Northshore subdivision, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
I was one of Barbara's caretakers for the last year of her life. She and I loved Blue Bell Chocolate Ice cream.
She kept a beautiful home with beautiful roses all along the front of her house. Barbara missed her husband, Trevor, terribly, was always looking forward to a visit from her children. She suffered from COPD. In her final days she prayed for God to take her and let her be with her husband and parents. I drove her to her Catholic church for her women's fellowship. Barbara died peacefully and joined her family. Sometimes I would take her to Fuddrucker's on Normandy.
Resided in Woodforest, Northshore subdivision, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
I was one of Barbara's caretakers for the last year of her life. She and I loved Blue Bell Chocolate Ice cream.
She kept a beautiful home with beautiful roses all along the front of her house. Barbara missed her husband, Trevor, terribly, was always looking forward to a visit from her children. She suffered from COPD. In her final days she prayed for God to take her and let her be with her husband and parents. I drove her to her Catholic church for her women's fellowship. Barbara died peacefully and joined her family. Sometimes I would take her to Fuddrucker's on Normandy.
Wife of Trevor B. O'Brien. Married on 10 Feb.1952 in Texas.
Resided in Woodforest, Northshore subdivision, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
I was one of Barbara's caretakers for the last year of her life. She and I loved Blue Bell Chocolate Ice cream.
She kept a beautiful home with beautiful roses all along the front of her house. Barbara missed her husband, Trevor, terribly, was always looking forward to a visit from her children. She suffered from COPD. In her final days she prayed for God to take her and let her be with her husband and parents. I drove her to her Catholic church for her women's fellowship. Barbara died peacefully and joined her family. Sometimes I would take her to Fuddrucker's on Normandy.
Resided in Woodforest, Northshore subdivision, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
I was one of Barbara's caretakers for the last year of her life. She and I loved Blue Bell Chocolate Ice cream.
She kept a beautiful home with beautiful roses all along the front of her house. Barbara missed her husband, Trevor, terribly, was always looking forward to a visit from her children. She suffered from COPD. In her final days she prayed for God to take her and let her be with her husband and parents. I drove her to her Catholic church for her women's fellowship. Barbara died peacefully and joined her family. Sometimes I would take her to Fuddrucker's on Normandy.
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