Posted by Irving B. Schoenberg on April 22, 2015:

Ken Barber was a man whom you could never forget. Once he entered your life, he was always there. If not in actual flesh and bones, then after his death in a spirit that remained strong and perpetual. One could say he was the epitome of a USAF fighter pilot: cocky but lovable. Courageous but easy-going. Always to be admired. His word was pure gold, it remained as solid as the U.S. Gold Deposit. To have climbed as many as the 400-plus peaks that he mastered is a feat that clearly demonstrated his determination and will power. His character was a jewel: one to be emulated. He was an ideal husband and father. He was my friend. Classmate: Irv Schoenberg

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