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William “Barry” Gregory
01/21/1943 — 08/03/2015
From West Richland, WA | Born in Carthage, MO
William “Barry” Gregory
William Barry Gregory
William Barry Gregory, 72, died August 3, 2015 at home in West Richland after an extended illness.
Born January 21, 1943 in Carthage, Missouri, he attended Carthage Schools, graduating in the class of 1961.
Barry attended Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy obtaining a Bachelors’ Degree in Mathematics and his Master’s Degree in Computer Science after the school’s name changed to University of Missouri-Rolla.
After many years working in the aircraft and energy industries, Barry joined Battelle at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. He retired in 2003 as Senior Research Scientist.
Barry married Kay Hawthorne in St. Louis, Missouri, August 24, 1963. They would have been married 52 years this month.
Barry was preceded in death by his parents Henry H. Gregory, Jr. and Wanda Faye Rowe Gregory Isbell; son, Glen David Gregory; and his brother, Freeman Bradford Isbell.
He is survived by his wife, Kay and his daughter, Kathleen D. Gregory of the home; his brother, Ronald L. Gregory and wife, Karen of Altus, Oklahoma; his sister, Harriet A. Nichols and husband, Taylor of Columbus, Kansas; his brother, Christian Rowe Isbell of Carthage, Missouri; stepfather, Lloyd Isbell of Nevada, Missouri; his favorite cousin, Roger G. Payton and wife, Patricia of Douglass, Kansas; and brother-in-law, G. Wayne Hawthorne and wife, Carol of Baldwin, Missouri.
Barry was richly blessed with a large and caring family including many nephews, nieces and cousins who will also miss him.
Visitation will be held Thursday, August 6, 2015 from 5:00pm-8:00pm at Events at Sunset, 915 Bypass Hwy, Richland, WA.
A graveside service will be held Friday, August 7, 2015 at 11:00am at City View Cemetery in Pasco, WA.
Rest In Peace Mr. Gregory.
Ikay and Kathy ….’m very grateful that Barry excepted me to be apart of the last part of his life…..I enjoyed every time I got to go visit him….fortunately for me I got to enjoy all of you each time I went…..1 enjoyed all of your stories and all the wisdom that went with them…..not only that but you all were great listeners to…..I’ve never been apart of a family who in such trying times were giving and loving for eachother as you all have been…..I’m grateful to have been part of that….thank you….god bless…
Dear Aunt Kay and Kathy,
We are thinking of you and wish we could be there to support you. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. We love you both!
Dear Kay and Kathy
My deepest condolences with your recent loss. Prayers of comfort for all the family.
Love Jan
Uncle Barry was truely an aweome man to be around. Just wish I could have spent more time with him. Aunt Kay and Cuz Kathy, you are in my prayers
Uncle Barry will be missed by many loved ones and friends.
Uncle Barry you will be missed, thanks for everything you did for me while I was there.
Kathy I am sorry for your loss. Prayers for you and your Mom during this time of transition. Hold tight to your memories. Loves, The Browne Family
Kay and Kathy …our family sends prayers and hugs to you both. I know that I enjoyed your dad and had a few good laughs with him over the years. Dads definitely hold a special part of our heart… and husbands as well. I wish for you both the strength in your grieving to come. Barry was a great guy and like my own father had a difficult time enjoying the last few years of life to the fullest because of his health. I know that does not take the pain of loss away and it may never, but knowing that he is free of pain at last…. I hope will give you both peace and comfort during this difficult time. Love to you both
Kay and Kathy,
My prayers are with you and your extended family as you go through this loss of your husband and father. May the emptiness you are feeling be filled with the good memories of the life you shared together.
with love and blessings,
Joanie Christina P.
My prayers are with you and your mother. I know your hearts are full of wonderful memories as well as pain. Love is good.
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William “Barry” Gregory