Birth date: Dec 13, 1947 Death date: Dec 29, 2014
Barbara Brilley, 67, of Decatur passed away on Monday, December 29, 2014 in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Barbara was born December 13, 1947, in Decatur, IL., the daughter of Robert and Thelma Brilley. Barbara was the Founder and Exe Read Obituary
I mowed Barb's lawn for many years. May she rest in peace. She was a very nice lady. My condolences to the family. Steve Hartman
Thelma – mom is visiting and just got a bulletin sent to her from one of the ladies at St. Thomas. So sorry to see the sad news about Barb. Our condolences to you and the rest of the family.Darlene and Dave Slunder
So sorry to hear this Thelma and Susieâ?¦.I know my mother,Helen, would be reaching to give you both a big hug in your sorrow. Love to your familyToni (Rentfro) Osseck
To Barb's family , my sympathy, I have only known Barb a short time. She was a hoot. Enjoyed being around her.
Lit a candle in memory of Barbara Brilley
Barb and I met in 1992 when we were both living in Chicago. Over the past 22 years I had the privilege of being her friend. I admired so many things about Barb–her wonderful sense of humor, her love for her family, her faith in God, her ability to stay positive no matter what adversity she was facing. When Barb was going through chemo and radiation for stage 4 breast cancer, she named her wig Angel and would joke about it. She would say a cancer cell died every time she laughed. Barb was like a sister to me, and I am going to miss picking up the phone and talking to her.My sympathy to her sisters, her mom, Linda and brother Bobby. She loved you all very much. Bonnie
Sorry for your loss Bobby…Mike's wife, Ginger
I met Barb early on in her Wings adventure and her enthusiasm soon caught on. She always said that Wings was her passion, to help people without insurance or underinsured through a difficult time as she had gone through a few years prior. I enjoyed the years working with Barb and we became good friends. I was so sorry to learn of her death and wish to extend my sympathy to her Mother and her sisters, who so faithfully supported Barb in her Wings activities, and to her brother, who she always spoke so lovingly of. She loved her family. Again, so sorry, Eloise Quinley
