Barbara Scheuermann, 77, of Mesa, Arizona passed away on Thursday, July 28, 2016 in Gilbert, Arizona. She was born on October 13, 1938 in the United Kingdom to Stanley and Alice Galloway. Barbara was a homemaker and a resident of Arizona for 46 years. She is survived by her loving husband, Adam; daughter, Jennifer of Mesa, Arizona; two sons, Paul of Scottsdale, Arizona and Nate of Phoenix, Arizona; a sister, Jean of the United Kingdom and many grandchildren. A graveside funeral service will be held on Friday, August 5, 2016 at 10:30 AM at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, 23029 N. Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85024. Memorials to the Alzheimer’s Association, 1028 E. McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ 85006 (602)-528-2980 would be appreciated in Barbara’s name.
Our heart felt sympathy for you, Adam and family. We are so sorry that we are unable to be with everyone at this time. We would like to visit your family in January. May you feel peace and comfort from above. Love, Jim and Becky
It is so lovely to see the real, beautiful Barb in the above photo and to remember her that way. Barbara and I go all the way back to around 1971. I will mostly remember her for her incredible kindness and friendship during tough times. However I also remember her for being funny and tough all at the same time. She always got her point across but somehow managed to do it with infectious laughter. I remember Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas afternoons, weekends at Christopher Creek, a week in Greer in the summer, days at Saguara Lake, fun during London Bridge Days and countless other fun times spent with the family as well as our extended British family friends. You are and will always be missed Barb.
It was my privilege to call you friend. My heart goes out to Adam, Paul, Jennifer, Nate and family.
Our heart felt sympathy for you, Adam and family. We are so sorry that we are unable to be with everyone at this time. We would like to visit your family in January. May you feel peace and comfort from above. Love, Jim and Becky
It is so lovely to see the real, beautiful Barb in the above photo and to remember her that way. Barbara and I go all the way back to around 1971. I will mostly remember her for her incredible kindness and friendship during tough times. However I also remember her for being funny and tough all at the same time. She always got her point across but somehow managed to do it with infectious laughter. I remember Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas afternoons, weekends at Christopher Creek, a week in Greer in the summer, days at Saguara Lake, fun during London Bridge Days and countless other fun times spent with the family as well as our extended British family friends. You are and will always be missed Barb.
It was my privilege to call you friend. My heart goes out to Adam, Paul, Jennifer, Nate and family.