Dr. Barbara H. Ferguson

I shall never forget Barbara, my Sister in Jesus Christ. ✝️ As a "born again believer", she was a trailblazer in 1990 to many other women as she introduced them to "Women Aglow". This was a part of an International Women Intercessory Prayer Group that met weekly in her home to pray one for another🙌 !

✝️Proverbs 15:29 (NIV) The Lord is far from the wicked, but he hears the prayer of the righteous.

Family I pray .that you find confront in you memorys of you family events and I pray that God blesses you thru your times love ❤️ you Rochelle Family.

Our condolences to James and sister we have you all in our prayers. Met Mrs. Barbara a beautiful spirit adorable smile. May God bless you through the loss of your mom. Love always Scandricks

As a Spelman sister, I shared many personal experiences with Barbara - a Crossroads Africa experience, an Atlanta foundation and a shared value in academic excellence. I admired her professional achievement to become a physical therapist which was ground breaking in 1965 and her federal service. Barabara shared her proud heritage in Ebenezer Church during my many visits. She was admired by her Spelman and Morehouse classmates. Her vibrancy and commitment to personal development and physical health will be her legacy to all of knew and loved her. Rest In Peace. Your Morehouse Brothers Brown - Archie, Cecil and Jim.

It is very a heavy heart that I remember Barbara for being such a wonderful Spelman College classmate and friend. Barbara was a joy to know and was much loved. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew and loved her.

Barbara was such a warm, inspirational and free-spirited individual. She is a Spelman "sister"....a true/blue Spelman "sister" whom we all missed at our 60th reunion last week. Condolences to her family and to all who loved her. We loved her!

Dear Family, I write to share with you the meaningful relationship I enjoyed with Dr. Barbara. While I knew her for more than 20 years; it was during the time she worshiped at Murdock Chapel in Pike Road that we grew close. She brought much joy to our congregation in the season we were building our new edifice. Feisty and fun, yet a serous student of the Bible and a lover of God, she lent her time, talent and treasure to this effort. I felt GOD sent her our way specifically to encourage me through the trial and tribulations of the build. She has a special place in my heart, forever. Family, pease accept my heartfelt condolences. May the God of ALL comfort, comfort you. Rev. Dr. Letitia Watford Presiding Elder, AME Church

To the family of Barbara Ferguson, you have my deepest sympathy. BARBARA and I have been friends for many years. She was truly a genuine and heart felt person. May God grant you, peace, comfort, mercy, and understanding doing this most difficult time. Love, always, Esther Thomas

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.