Birth date: Dec 28, 1937 Death date: Apr 17, 2018
Barbara Elizabeth Walker, 80, of Forsyth, passed away Tuesday, April 17, 2018, at Decatur Memorial Hospital, surrounded by her family. Barbara was born December 28, 1937, in Cantrall, IL, to John and Clara C. (Watts) Noonan. She m Read Obituary
Mr n Mrs Walker were my teacher n librarian n pom pom leader when I was in school ….if it weren't for the both of them I would have never made it through school. They were precious people and will b missed by many …R.I.P
Jack, Kay and MaryAnn I am so sorry to hear this. I just found out. My last memory of her was at my surprise birthday party in 2016. It was a good time and her and a Kay and spouses were there. You have my deepest sympathy and prayers. I have lots of memories going to Uncle John's house. Hugs to all.
This is sister in law Barb Noonan and Brother Jack Noonan. Because of health issues we canâ??t be with the family at this time. We shared many wonderful and great times together as our families were growing up. Lord please be with her children in their grief and bring comfort to them.
I remember thinking how incredibly thoughtful it was for her to make sure we all had a present, even when we lived so far away. She used to send Christmas cards too, even as adults. She made sure that we all knew we were thought of and loved during the holidays…sharing God's love here on earth.
I was the librarian at SV High School and Harristown Elementary from 2003-2015. Barb was a very faithful volunteer; and as a former librarian herself, she knew the ropes. ?? My sincere condolences to the family.
I want to extend my sympathies to Barb's family. I am so glad I had a chance to visit with her at Walt's visitation. She will be missed. I will be at the funeral of my husband's aunt tomorrow in Altamont so I will be thinking of her and the family.Saundra Dickman
My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this very difficult time. Know that God loves you and He loves Barb as well. Aunt Emily Noonan
here and i talked all night long coming back from a pom pom competition in a snow blizzard….she was like my best friend that night…love her
Aunt Barb was a very loving and kind lady. I have such fond memories of family Christmas gatherings at her house, where she made sure her many nieces and nephews each had a gift. =) She had such a big heart and loved family gatherings!!! She always brought us together in Branson for 5 year reunions so, even though we were all spread far across the country, we could reconnect. That meant the world to me and I loved her very dearly for organizing such wonderful events. She will be missed but I thank God that her sorrow, pain and suffering have come to an end. I send my hugs and love to my cousins and I am sorry I will miss giving them a hug personally at her memorial service. Love and prayers to you all!Della (Noonan) Young
