Barbara Sue Webb died on Sunday, June 6, 2021 in Cocoa, Florida. She was born on May 1, 1949 in Berea, Ohio to Robert Lavern Carlson and Verda Mae (nee Miller). She was predeceased by her parents and sister, Ronda Jean Griffin. She is survived by her brothers, Robert J. (Christy) Carlson and Mark E. (Carole) Carlson and 6 nieces in Shawn, Mandy, Tori, Nicole, Kristin, and Lauren and 3 nephews in Bobby, Ryan, and Tim.
A beautician through most of her career, Barbara was the salon owner and operator of Changes of Cocoa Beach, Florida for many years. In her retirement she actively attended Cocoa First Assembly and volunteered in their Connections Café to serve the community and raise funds for missions, where she was well-loved and appreciated by the staff and customers.
Memorial donations can be made to Cocoa First Assembly at 3757 US HWY #1, Cocoa, FL 32926 or to your favorite charity.
A beautician through most of her career, Barbara was the salon owner and operator of Changes of Cocoa Beach, Florida for many years. In her retirement she actively attended Cocoa First Assembly and volunteered in their Connections Café to serve the community and raise funds for missions, where she was well-loved and appreciated by the staff and customers.
Memorial donations can be made to Cocoa First Assembly at 3757 US HWY #1, Cocoa, FL 32926 or to your favorite charity.
Barbara Sue Webb died on Sunday, June 6, 2021 in Cocoa, Florida. She was born on May 1, 1949 in Berea, Ohio to Robert Lavern Carlson and Verda Mae (nee Miller). She was predeceased by her parents and sister, Ronda Jean Griffin. She is survived by her brothers, Robert J. (Christy) Carlson and Mark E. (Carole) Carlson and 6 nieces in Shawn, Mandy, Tori, Nicole, Kristin, and Lauren and 3 nephews in Bobby, Ryan, and Tim.
A beautician through most of her career, Barbara was the salon owner and operator of Changes of Cocoa Beach, Florida for many years. In her retirement she actively attended Cocoa First Assembly and volunteered in their Connections Café to serve the community and raise funds for missions, where she was well-loved and appreciated by the staff and customers.
Memorial donations can be made to Cocoa First Assembly at 3757 US HWY #1, Cocoa, FL 32926 or to your favorite charity.
A beautician through most of her career, Barbara was the salon owner and operator of Changes of Cocoa Beach, Florida for many years. In her retirement she actively attended Cocoa First Assembly and volunteered in their Connections Café to serve the community and raise funds for missions, where she was well-loved and appreciated by the staff and customers.
Memorial donations can be made to Cocoa First Assembly at 3757 US HWY #1, Cocoa, FL 32926 or to your favorite charity.
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