Barbara "Bobbie" Elizabeth Jarvis Warman

Sue Futrell

351w ago

Sue, Carol and Sara--I'm so sorry I can't be there today to honor your mom, I asked mom to give you extra hugs from me. I have so many good memories of your family and ours on Annear Street, and am so glad to have been able to see your mom at Green Hills these past years. She was always such a warm, kind and fun-loving person, and also someone I looked up to as I was growing up, for her beliefs in community and social justice. I will miss seeing her smiling face and send you all my deepest sympathy and love. --Sue Futrell

Norman And Susan Scott

351w ago

Sara, Sue, and Carol,

We extend our condolences to you and your families. Our thoughts and prayers are with you . We hope that the memories of the joys, life milestones, and activities shared with Bobbie, and with Roy, will provide comfort at this time. We especially treasured the warmth and welcoming hospitality that Bobbi extended to us when we first came to Ames in 1971 for my first position as a psychologist at the Student Counseling Service. Her optimism, openness, and genial support had a very positive impact on us as we made life transitions from graduate school, new parenthood, and a move across the country from Maryland. Her continued hospitality and friendliness expressed in many years of Student Counseling Service fall picnics are treasured recollections for us. While we will not able to attend the memorial service on Sunday, as we will be in Iowa City with our granddaughters, we wanted to express our sympathies to you.
Norm and Sue Scott, Ames, Emeritus ISU Psychology Faculty member [email protected]

Sue Futrell

351w ago

Norman And Susan Scott

351w ago

Sara, Sue, and Carol,

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