Barbara Ellen Moreno passed away Saturday October 17th, 2020 in Norman, Oklahoma. Barbara was born in Anderson SC on August 2, 1934 to Clyde and Lottie Bell
Barbara loved life. She was a social butterfly. She had the gift of gab. If anyone could find a bargain she could. She loved playing Bingo, Canasta and Bunko. She loved her Clemson Tigers and OU Sooners. She parked cars for 6 ½ years for OU games, and had faithful customers that came back every year.
She was a Christian and an avid reader of the Word, and Romance novels.
She loved Hallmark. When in the nursing home, even with dementia she remembered the channel it was on.
She loved her family, especially her grandson, daughter and son in law.
Barbara loved life. She was a social butterfly. She had the gift of gab. If anyone could find a bargain she could. She loved playing Bingo, Canasta and Bunko. She loved her Clemson Tigers and OU Sooners. She parked cars for 6 ½ years for OU games, and had faithful customers that came back every year.
She was a Christian and an avid reader of the Word, and Romance novels.
She loved Hallmark. When in the nursing home, even with dementia she remembered the channel it was on.
She loved her family, especially her grandson, daughter and son in law.
Barbara Ellen Moreno passed away Saturday October 17th, 2020 in Norman, Oklahoma. Barbara was born in Anderson SC on August 2, 1934 to Clyde and Lottie Bell
Barbara loved life. She was a social butterfly. She had the gift of gab. If anyone could find a bargain she could. She loved playing Bingo, Canasta and Bunko. She loved her Clemson Tigers and OU Sooners. She parked cars for 6 ½ years for OU games, and had faithful customers that came back every year.
She was a Christian and an avid reader of the Word, and Romance novels.
She loved Hallmark. When in the nursing home, even with dementia she remembered the channel it was on.
She loved her family, especially her grandson, daughter and son in law.
Barbara loved life. She was a social butterfly. She had the gift of gab. If anyone could find a bargain she could. She loved playing Bingo, Canasta and Bunko. She loved her Clemson Tigers and OU Sooners. She parked cars for 6 ½ years for OU games, and had faithful customers that came back every year.
She was a Christian and an avid reader of the Word, and Romance novels.
She loved Hallmark. When in the nursing home, even with dementia she remembered the channel it was on.
She loved her family, especially her grandson, daughter and son in law.
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