Barbara my great aunt was a wonderful woman. She was married to Robert Battaya whom passed away a number of years ago. She didn't have any children of her own though she considered her niece Diane Harrington and nephew Frank Ferreira as her own.
Barbara was an elected official for So. San Francisco for 22years. She loved to travel, play the piano and sing. Barbara loved her cats Smokey and Cindy. Frank, her nephew, is caring for them now. She was a avid collector of antiques and Hummels.
She had such a generous heart and always spoke kind words to everyone she met.
Barbara passed away some what peacefully in her home from Asbestos Poisioning.
Barbara was an elected official for So. San Francisco for 22years. She loved to travel, play the piano and sing. Barbara loved her cats Smokey and Cindy. Frank, her nephew, is caring for them now. She was a avid collector of antiques and Hummels.
She had such a generous heart and always spoke kind words to everyone she met.
Barbara passed away some what peacefully in her home from Asbestos Poisioning.
Barbara my great aunt was a wonderful woman. She was married to Robert Battaya whom passed away a number of years ago. She didn't have any children of her own though she considered her niece Diane Harrington and nephew Frank Ferreira as her own.
Barbara was an elected official for So. San Francisco for 22years. She loved to travel, play the piano and sing. Barbara loved her cats Smokey and Cindy. Frank, her nephew, is caring for them now. She was a avid collector of antiques and Hummels.
She had such a generous heart and always spoke kind words to everyone she met.
Barbara passed away some what peacefully in her home from Asbestos Poisioning.
Barbara was an elected official for So. San Francisco for 22years. She loved to travel, play the piano and sing. Barbara loved her cats Smokey and Cindy. Frank, her nephew, is caring for them now. She was a avid collector of antiques and Hummels.
She had such a generous heart and always spoke kind words to everyone she met.
Barbara passed away some what peacefully in her home from Asbestos Poisioning.
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