Barry Dale Harris
January 26, 1964 ~ August 30, 2020
Barry Dale Harris,
age 56, passed away on Sunday, August 30, 2020. Memorial Service 10:00 a.m., Friday, September 4, 2020, at Downing & Lahey Mortuary West. Memorial Service will be Live Streamed here, at www.dlwichita.com, by clicking "Tribute Wall," then the "Watch Now" button inside of the Gold "Live Webcast" box. Barry never met a stranger. He loved games, movies, WWE Wrestling, football (Go Cowboys), and visiting with friends. Survived by parents, Jean and Terry Holovach; siblings, Jeffrey (Anita) Harris, Jeanette Christy, Debbie Nguyen, Darin (Heather) Holovach, Matt (Melissa) Holovach; 13 nieces and nephews. Memorial established with Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation, 5111 E. 21st St. North, Wichita, KS 67208.
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Our deepest sympathy to Jeff, Jean, Jeanette and the rest of the family. May Barry rest in peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
We are thinking of you during this difficult time. Meter Technology Group
Jean and family , prayers for peace and comfort , Barry was such a Love thinking back to Thanksgivings past and what a great time we all shared .
I’m sorry to hear that my friend Barry is gone on to his heavenly resting place. My thoughts and prayers are with his family!
On behalf of Goodwill, our deepest sympathy to Barry’s family. Barry and I started at Goodwill about the same time. It was an honor to know and work with him. His laughter and great attitude were infectious.
Barry was a student of mine in my Social Studies classes at Mayberry Jr. High and such a friendly young man. He one day presented me with a gift of an abstract piece of art he had created in his art class. It was such a nice gesture and I liked the piece so much that I framed it and it hangs in my home to this day! When I would run into Barry at Dillon’s or somewhere else, he’d always have a greeting and a smile. I saw him many a time wheeling his way down 21st Street or Woodlawn going who knows where, but I admired him for his efforts to be as independent as he could. My sympathy to his family, friends and caregivers. Good memories indeed.
My best friend we had fun together and with tony. You’ll miss all the sports games Wichita state Raw and Smack down and Kansas City Chiefs And go to the store and stay overnight. Barry Harris the goodwill people misses You Ray and everyone Beverly Christa Bennie Adam Pason Teresa keir Jarad And office staff