Mrs. Barbara Wiley

Barbara gone too soon. Thoughts and prayers are with you. Remembering the good times at PMI. Jean Cann Denkins '68 Bermuda

As a small child my sister and I spent every summer in Gibsonville with Barbara, Beverly and Butch. Barbara always took charge as she was the oldest of all of us. We now call those the good old days. My sister and I couldn't wait till school was over because we knew we were going to be in North Carolina for a few weeks. Great memories of Gibsonville and Sedalia...the good old days. Love Romelle Gibson and Quincina Edmonds

My Thoughts and Prayers are with the Family. Love Rhonda Gibson Stewart

Barbara was a loyal and dedicated alumnus of Palmer Memorial Institute, fondly known as Palmerites. Above all, she was genuine, a truly nice person. Please accept my deepest condolences. Myra Alston Shapiro PMI '68

As a small child my sister and I spent every summer in Gibsonville with Barbara, Beverly and Butch. Barbara always took charge as she was the oldest of all of us. We now call those the good old days. My sister and I couldn't wait till school was over because we knew we were going to be in North Carolina for a few weeks. Great memories of Gibsonville and Sedalia...the good old days.

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time, Barbara was a beautiful person and a joy to work with.

Michael Faucette

Ms. Barbara was a very sweet and kind lady. She will be missed dearly. Sending our love, thoughts and prayers to the family. The Rankin and Florence families

The Charlotte Hawkins Brown Historical Foundation, Inc. and members of the Hawkins Family offer our sincere and deepest sympathy during your loss of one who was an alumna of Palmer Memorial Institute (Third generation) and a pioneer staff member of the Museum. Andre D. Vann, President, CHBHFI

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