Barbara had a real zest for life. She was very artistically gifted-she could play the piano and draw. She had a blue Camaro in HS. We were total opposites: she on the wild side and me on the quiet side. We used to wash her car in my driveway at Tripp and Pratt. All the boys would honk at Barb. She loved it.
Later in life, she moved to Colorado where her brother lived. She married and I lost track of her. Does anyone know how she died and when?
Barb lived around the corner from me. She was my first friend in Lincolnwood. I heard from Rosalie Loeb and from Janice Litza that Barb got into some hard drugs in the 1980s and died of an overdose. WE don't know if that is true, but we do know she died.
Fran Jaeger (Kraus)
Barbara had a real zest for life. She was very artistically gifted-she could play the piano and draw. She had a blue Camaro in HS. We were total opposites: she on the wild side and me on the quiet side. We used to wash her car in my driveway at Tripp and Pratt. All the boys would honk at Barb. She loved it.
Later in life, she moved to Colorado where her brother lived. She married and I lost track of her. Does anyone know how she died and when?
Marybeth Platt (Crum)
Fran,
Barb lived around the corner from me. She was my first friend in Lincolnwood. I heard from Rosalie Loeb and from Janice Litza that Barb got into some hard drugs in the 1980s and died of an overdose. WE don't know if that is true, but we do know she died.
That's all I know.
Mary Beth