LONG, BARRY
Barry Alan Long, 58, of Arvada, passed away September 8, 2010. He attended Arvada schools, received a BS from CSU and a Master's degree from Oregon State University. Barry was employed for 19 years with the National Park Service in Ft. Collins as a hydrologist and currently was employed with the US Forest Service in Washington DC. Survived by wife Robin, daughter Kristin, son Aaron, mother Ruby, sister Bonnie Semro, and brothers Gordy and Randy. Barry had a deep love for his family, the mountains and life. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Denver Post, Sept. 19, 2010
Barry Alan Long, 58, of Arvada, passed away September 8, 2010. He attended Arvada schools, received a BS from CSU and a Master's degree from Oregon State University. Barry was employed for 19 years with the National Park Service in Ft. Collins as a hydrologist and currently was employed with the US Forest Service in Washington DC. Survived by wife Robin, daughter Kristin, son Aaron, mother Ruby, sister Bonnie Semro, and brothers Gordy and Randy. Barry had a deep love for his family, the mountains and life. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Denver Post, Sept. 19, 2010
LONG, BARRY
Barry Alan Long, 58, of Arvada, passed away September 8, 2010. He attended Arvada schools, received a BS from CSU and a Master's degree from Oregon State University. Barry was employed for 19 years with the National Park Service in Ft. Collins as a hydrologist and currently was employed with the US Forest Service in Washington DC. Survived by wife Robin, daughter Kristin, son Aaron, mother Ruby, sister Bonnie Semro, and brothers Gordy and Randy. Barry had a deep love for his family, the mountains and life. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Denver Post, Sept. 19, 2010
Barry Alan Long, 58, of Arvada, passed away September 8, 2010. He attended Arvada schools, received a BS from CSU and a Master's degree from Oregon State University. Barry was employed for 19 years with the National Park Service in Ft. Collins as a hydrologist and currently was employed with the US Forest Service in Washington DC. Survived by wife Robin, daughter Kristin, son Aaron, mother Ruby, sister Bonnie Semro, and brothers Gordy and Randy. Barry had a deep love for his family, the mountains and life. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Denver Post, Sept. 19, 2010
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