
BARBARA KOZLOWSKI
February 24, 1944 - October 03, 2023
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George & Cheryl Latza
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Barb we will miss you so much! Your way of letting us know you had so much spunk! Fridays will not be the same at dinnertime! So very Glas we got to know you & love you! Peace now, no pain! My night time messages will now be gone& I will feel the silence! AL, our dear friend our love & prayers are with you!×
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Shirley R Hansen
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Barbara and I knew each since 4th grade.
We lived a block from each other and
We both attended 18th School on 18th and Wells St.
In Milwaukee. We had many great times together growing
Up. One thing I learned from Dear Barbara is to keep up
your relationships with your friends. She never missed a card on my birthday
Or a card on Christmas and called periodically. We just got together three weeks
Ago at a church in Oshkosh. We should all treat our friends and family like it’s the last time we will see them again. In this case three weeks ago, it was.
We had hugged each other goodbye.🥲
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The Demerath Family
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Connie, thoughts and prayers to you and your family in the loss of your Mom.
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Randy Guschl
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Even though we moved away from the Midwest 50 years ago, cousin Barb has always been in contact through Christmas cards and in recent times, social media. I have great memories of our families growing up together in Milwaukee and West Allis, but we shared the urge to go elsewhere; us to Wilmington, Delaware and many DuPont transfers and Barb and family across Wisconsin and Florida, but never did we meet. Opportunities lost. Obviously Barb and family grew and prospered and she will be missed. Our sympathies and support to all who will go forward with positive memories.
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Carolyn Reque
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Barb would call me every day at 9:15 A.M. She rarely missed a day. If she did, she always let me know that she had an appointment, or something was going on at that time. We would try and solve the world's problems, plus a few of our own. Oh, how I miss those calls! Barb and I met driving school bus. She came into my bus on a very hot day and wondered why I didn't have my long hair tied back or tied up. That was Barb, she always told you what she thought, she had her opinion. She was such a kind, loving lady, she would do anything for anyone. I'm sure going to miss you precious friend! One day we'll meet in heaven again! I love you!