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I found Joyce's daughter, Maureen Garbinski, was Maureen Barry, Scotch Plains HS 1989-1993
and married Brian Garbinski. They live in Fanwood, NJ  Joyce was previously Joyce Barry. She married classmate William Barry.

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While on Classmates I found a note from William Barry, a person I hardly knew. Here is his story.

Here it is, William's authorized biography. Check out William's Q&A for some personal factoids.

Retired as a partner from KPMG LLP,one of the four largest international firms of certified public accountants after 40 years with the firm. Living in Scotch Plains, NJ and Naples Florida. Four children, Brian (35, Maureen( 33, Chris( 21) and Andrew(19). Formerly married to Joyce Morrissey, who died in April 2009. Currently married to Renee, since 1985.

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Female Sexuality
Subject of Program\\
The Westfield Area Chapter of
the National Organization for
Women will present a program
entitled, "Female Sexuality/
Current Feminist Perspectives"
on March 12. Joyce Barry, a sexuality and family life education
consultant will lead the presentation.
Barry,
a certified
sex
educator, received her M.A,
degree from Montclair State College in educational psychology
with a specialization in human
sexuality. She has given
numerous presentations dealing
with human sexuality to a wide range of audiences, including
local PTAs and health professionals. The public is invited to
attend this interesting program
at 7:30 p.m., at the First Congregational Church at 12 S Elm St.

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**Memorial Service for Joyce Morrissey**

The Memorial Service to celebrate Joyce’s life has been set for Sunday, May 17, 2009 at 2:00 at the Skylands Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.

We would like everyone to be a part of this celebration of Joyce. We all know Joyce’s passion for growing and photographing flowers. I would like to ask each of you to bring a flower from your garden, from a field, from where ever you’d like, to place in a vase at the fellowship. I want her family and friends to bring this beauty she so loved into our simple, unadorned building through your flowers.

There will also be a time for sharing memories and stories. Everyone will be a part of this time of our celebration either by sharing or by listening.  This is a time for all of us to share tears of laughter, tears of joy and yes, even tears of sadness.

After our service I welcome anyone who would like to come to our home on Mountain Lake in Liberty Township to continue our celebration of life with friends, family and food!! We are about 15 miles from the church. Directions to our home will be available at the service.

Maureen Bonner

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