Birth date: Dec 24, 1929 Death date: Apr 4, 2012
Barry Childers, 82, a clinical psychologist and long-time peace activist, died on 4 April in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. The cause of death was heart disease. Following service in the US Air Force, Dr. Childers had a varied career Read Obituary
C’est avec beaucoup de tristesse que je t’écris ces mots. On dit que lorsqu’une personne disparaît, elle continue de vivre dans nos souvenirs. C’est le cas de ton père qui vit à jamais dans nos cœurs. Sincères condoléances Je me souviendrais toujours du sourire de ton père il pouvait rendre heureux n'importe qui. Il était comme un père pour moi , il m'a appris a jouer le Billard , Que son âme repose en paix (Rida)
Hello, sorry to hear of loss
Dear Sara, Your Dad was a special person. My thoughts are with you & your family.
Barry introduced me to psychology. Then, he fed me with books and literature on any subject we may happen to touch over our conversations. He loved the Alpes and we took the lifts to go over lor lunch on a sunny day. Beautiful memories. God is happy to have him in his Kingdom. I look forward to meeting him again over there.
To the family my deepest condolences.
Joseph
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I was so sorry to hear of Barry's passing. He will be missed. My prayers for all his family, that God will give you comfort.
I am so sorry about Barry's passing and sad to know that you lived so close. I knew Barry years ago at the Palo Alto VA. He was our assigned Ward Psychologist. At the time, I was a young lady just starting out in the work world. I feel very fortunate that our paths crossed because he truly was a inspiration to me. We would share wonderful conversations over the coffee breaks. He also played "cupid" in meeting my husband. I too have lost someone very dear as my husband died eight years ago. We would reminisce about the early days and Barry's names would always enter the picture. I called another dear friend who was a social worker and also knew Barry. We had a wonderful conversation about the earlier times we all had together. My thoughts are prayers are with you.
Barry was a wonderful man- I feel fortunate to have got to know him quite well over many an amazing afternoon with him, chatting about life- surrounded by paper and 'bargains'. He was an inspiration and will be greatly missed. Rest in peace my friend. X
I feel so grateful to have met Barry at Webster University in Geneva. I took some Psychology classes with him. In the process, we became friends. He used to stop at our place and we would chat in the garden.
I learned much from him and I feel sad for his family. He was a wonderful human being who has touched so many lives.
Dear Sarah,
My thoughts are with you and your family right now. I only met your dad a few times in passing when we met purely by accident walking around the streets of Geneva with you but it was obvious even then he harboured a fierce intelligence, a deep compassion and a love for life.
Reading his biography is inspiring and it should be an ambition to live life as he did, interested, fascinated and connected to the world.
With deepest sympathy,
Matthew Finch
Geneva
