Harry was the son of Harry Welling Barrick Sr. and Charlotta Woodehouse Barrick.
While serving in the Air Force during WW2, he saw action in North Africa, Italy and the China Berma theater. After his military service,he received his Bachelor's degree from Duke University and his Medical degree for Duke Medical School. He was a Family Physician in Raleigh for 15 years and Director of a Family Residency program at Tallahassee, Florida for 11 years. After retiring from the residency program, he was a midical consultant for DMV Medical Review Board in Raleigh.
He was a member of West Raleigh Presbyterian Church and served on the Board of Director's of the Church's Preschool. He was former little league coach, Boy Scout leader and the former President of the Men's Garden Club of Wake County.
He was survived by his wife, Pollie Staton Barrick of Raleigh; sons, Harry W. Barrick, III and wife, Emily of Louisburg, George Spencer Barrrick and wife Martha of Raleigh, Christoper P Barrick of Gardner, Walter S. Barrick and wife Lauren of Raleigh; daughter Susan B. Helms and husband, Billy of Kernersville; nine grandchildren; two brothers, Thomas M. Barrick of Saratoga, Ca., Richard O. Barrick of Freedom, CA.
A memorial service wil be held at West Raleigh Presbyterian Church at 2 pm, Friday, August 29, 1997. In liue of flowers, contributions ma be made to the Occoneechee Council of the Boy Scouts of America or a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Cremation Society of the Carolinas.
Letter written to his granddaughter Emily April 17, 1997 just four months before his death. It was read by Emily at his funeral.
Dear Emily
I was delighted to get your letter and shall always be glad to hear or see you. Yes, we do plan to have the pool cleaned up by the time it is warm enough probably in May.
Grandma and I are doing quite well and think of you frequently. We don't think that we are going to die soon but like everyone who has ever lived or is now living we shall die someday when God decides it is time to join him, Christ and the rising from the dead has promised us another life after our life on earth.
Keep doing a great job at school. We shall be happy to see you whenever you can come see us. I hope that will be soon.
My love to a loving and loved grand-daughter.
Grandpa
While serving in the Air Force during WW2, he saw action in North Africa, Italy and the China Berma theater. After his military service,he received his Bachelor's degree from Duke University and his Medical degree for Duke Medical School. He was a Family Physician in Raleigh for 15 years and Director of a Family Residency program at Tallahassee, Florida for 11 years. After retiring from the residency program, he was a midical consultant for DMV Medical Review Board in Raleigh.
He was a member of West Raleigh Presbyterian Church and served on the Board of Director's of the Church's Preschool. He was former little league coach, Boy Scout leader and the former President of the Men's Garden Club of Wake County.
He was survived by his wife, Pollie Staton Barrick of Raleigh; sons, Harry W. Barrick, III and wife, Emily of Louisburg, George Spencer Barrrick and wife Martha of Raleigh, Christoper P Barrick of Gardner, Walter S. Barrick and wife Lauren of Raleigh; daughter Susan B. Helms and husband, Billy of Kernersville; nine grandchildren; two brothers, Thomas M. Barrick of Saratoga, Ca., Richard O. Barrick of Freedom, CA.
A memorial service wil be held at West Raleigh Presbyterian Church at 2 pm, Friday, August 29, 1997. In liue of flowers, contributions ma be made to the Occoneechee Council of the Boy Scouts of America or a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Cremation Society of the Carolinas.
Letter written to his granddaughter Emily April 17, 1997 just four months before his death. It was read by Emily at his funeral.
Dear Emily
I was delighted to get your letter and shall always be glad to hear or see you. Yes, we do plan to have the pool cleaned up by the time it is warm enough probably in May.
Grandma and I are doing quite well and think of you frequently. We don't think that we are going to die soon but like everyone who has ever lived or is now living we shall die someday when God decides it is time to join him, Christ and the rising from the dead has promised us another life after our life on earth.
Keep doing a great job at school. We shall be happy to see you whenever you can come see us. I hope that will be soon.
My love to a loving and loved grand-daughter.
Grandpa
Harry was the son of Harry Welling Barrick Sr. and Charlotta Woodehouse Barrick.
While serving in the Air Force during WW2, he saw action in North Africa, Italy and the China Berma theater. After his military service,he received his Bachelor's degree from Duke University and his Medical degree for Duke Medical School. He was a Family Physician in Raleigh for 15 years and Director of a Family Residency program at Tallahassee, Florida for 11 years. After retiring from the residency program, he was a midical consultant for DMV Medical Review Board in Raleigh.
He was a member of West Raleigh Presbyterian Church and served on the Board of Director's of the Church's Preschool. He was former little league coach, Boy Scout leader and the former President of the Men's Garden Club of Wake County.
He was survived by his wife, Pollie Staton Barrick of Raleigh; sons, Harry W. Barrick, III and wife, Emily of Louisburg, George Spencer Barrrick and wife Martha of Raleigh, Christoper P Barrick of Gardner, Walter S. Barrick and wife Lauren of Raleigh; daughter Susan B. Helms and husband, Billy of Kernersville; nine grandchildren; two brothers, Thomas M. Barrick of Saratoga, Ca., Richard O. Barrick of Freedom, CA.
A memorial service wil be held at West Raleigh Presbyterian Church at 2 pm, Friday, August 29, 1997. In liue of flowers, contributions ma be made to the Occoneechee Council of the Boy Scouts of America or a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Cremation Society of the Carolinas.
Letter written to his granddaughter Emily April 17, 1997 just four months before his death. It was read by Emily at his funeral.
Dear Emily
I was delighted to get your letter and shall always be glad to hear or see you. Yes, we do plan to have the pool cleaned up by the time it is warm enough probably in May.
Grandma and I are doing quite well and think of you frequently. We don't think that we are going to die soon but like everyone who has ever lived or is now living we shall die someday when God decides it is time to join him, Christ and the rising from the dead has promised us another life after our life on earth.
Keep doing a great job at school. We shall be happy to see you whenever you can come see us. I hope that will be soon.
My love to a loving and loved grand-daughter.
Grandpa
While serving in the Air Force during WW2, he saw action in North Africa, Italy and the China Berma theater. After his military service,he received his Bachelor's degree from Duke University and his Medical degree for Duke Medical School. He was a Family Physician in Raleigh for 15 years and Director of a Family Residency program at Tallahassee, Florida for 11 years. After retiring from the residency program, he was a midical consultant for DMV Medical Review Board in Raleigh.
He was a member of West Raleigh Presbyterian Church and served on the Board of Director's of the Church's Preschool. He was former little league coach, Boy Scout leader and the former President of the Men's Garden Club of Wake County.
He was survived by his wife, Pollie Staton Barrick of Raleigh; sons, Harry W. Barrick, III and wife, Emily of Louisburg, George Spencer Barrrick and wife Martha of Raleigh, Christoper P Barrick of Gardner, Walter S. Barrick and wife Lauren of Raleigh; daughter Susan B. Helms and husband, Billy of Kernersville; nine grandchildren; two brothers, Thomas M. Barrick of Saratoga, Ca., Richard O. Barrick of Freedom, CA.
A memorial service wil be held at West Raleigh Presbyterian Church at 2 pm, Friday, August 29, 1997. In liue of flowers, contributions ma be made to the Occoneechee Council of the Boy Scouts of America or a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Cremation Society of the Carolinas.
Letter written to his granddaughter Emily April 17, 1997 just four months before his death. It was read by Emily at his funeral.
Dear Emily
I was delighted to get your letter and shall always be glad to hear or see you. Yes, we do plan to have the pool cleaned up by the time it is warm enough probably in May.
Grandma and I are doing quite well and think of you frequently. We don't think that we are going to die soon but like everyone who has ever lived or is now living we shall die someday when God decides it is time to join him, Christ and the rising from the dead has promised us another life after our life on earth.
Keep doing a great job at school. We shall be happy to see you whenever you can come see us. I hope that will be soon.
My love to a loving and loved grand-daughter.
Grandpa
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