Barbara A. Keenan

May 20, 1946 - July 5, 2016

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SS. Peter and Paul RC Church

362 Ganttown Rd.

Turnersville, NJ

Saturday 7/16, 10:00 am

Keenan
Barbara A.

(nee Sees) On July 5, 2016 of Washington Twp. Age 70. Beloved mother of Laurie Keenan McGarvey, Cindy Ferraino (Jeffrey), and Billy Keenan. Loving grandmother of Lyndsey, Erika, Jeffrey, Isabel and Jack. Dear sister of Walter, Anthony, Richard Sees, Charleen McCarthy and the late Francis, Jr. and Joseph Sees.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Mass of Christian Burial Saturday July 16th at 10:00 AM at SS Peter & Paul RC Church, 362 Ganttown Rd., Washington Twp. Interment will be private.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Barbara’s memory to a woman or child in need and/or to a women’s health & education charitable organization, such as The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), Susan G. Komen For the Cure, Foundation For Women’s Health, National Women’s Health Network, Gynecologic Cancer Foundation, Foundation For Women’s Cancer or American Association of University Women.

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Keenan Barbara A. (nee Sees) On July 5, 2016 of Washington Twp. Age 70. Beloved mother of Laurie Keenan McGarvey, Cindy Ferraino (Jeffrey), and Billy Keenan. Loving grandmother of Lyndsey, Erika, Jeffrey, Isabel and Jack. Dear sister of Walter, Anthony, Richard Sees, Charleen McCarthy and the late Francis, Jr. and Joseph Sees. Relatives and friendsContinue Reading

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Cherished friend since childhood. So many memories of good times and laughter spent together through the years. Will miss her kind soul and beautiful smiling face. My heart and love goes out to her family. Sharon Miller

May Barbara be with our Lord. She was a sweet person. Sorry we didn't stay in touch. Tom and Sandy Sees, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI

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"God is our refuge and strength; a help that is readily found in times of distress." (Psalms 46:1) My deepest condolences to the family on the loss of your loved one. And may the above words give you some peace knowing that the Almighty God is with you to comfort and sustain you through this difficult time.

We love you Sally and know some of the greatest laughs and joy were when she was with you:heart::heart:

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Barbara and I met in 1976 at GCC . We were both going through some personal issues and became friends right away. We had so much in common and through the years we shared laughs and tears. We took a few trips together. Our first trip to MA was with a friend of mine. We had such a good time especially when the hotel in Boston tried to charge us a huge amount of money to park. The guy gave us our keys and we drove away without paying. We laughed so hard that we cried. Then Barb and I took a trip to CA . It was a last minute decision to go and we once again had a blast. She would not drive or pump gas, so I had the duty. We went to Monterrey via the Pacific Coast Hwy. Barbara would not look out the window to see the ocean, she was petrified. She loved Clint Eastwood. We found out what restaurant he went to often and sure enough he walked in while we were eating. Barbara had her back to the front door and I was afraid to tell her he was here until we were leaving. She stared at him through the front door for the longest time. I think they thought we were stalkers. Barbara loved her children and grand kids more that anyone I know. They were her world. And her kids loved her right back. Barbara was a great nurse who gave her patients all the compassion and the best nursing care. Being a nurse was her calling. I hope we will meet up again on the other side one day. I miss and love you Barbara. Put a good word in for us up there! Sally

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