Barbara G. Black
June 19, 1959 ~ August 23, 2010
Barbara Gean Black was born in Frankfurt, Germany, on June 19, 1959 to Amous Gean Black and Dorothy Lois Yarbrough Black. On August 23, 2010 the Lord called her home.
She lived most of her life in San Antonio, Texas and attended Sam Houston High School. After graduation she attended Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches, Texas and St Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas. She gave her life to Christ in March of 2010 while attending New Creation Christian Fellowship Church.
Barbara was employed as a Quality Assurance Trainer for Alliance Data Corporation. She enjoyed her job and the people with whom she worked, creating many special relationships among her co-workers.
Barbara was a world traveler, who visited many countries including a special trip to her favorite city, Paris, France. She had a great sense of adventure and loved to spend time in the small towns around San Antonio, browsing through the shops, nibbling on chocolates, touring botanical gardens and relaxing at a local Bed and Breakfast. Her strong will and determination was a blessing and an inspiration to all.
Barbara has joined her mother Dorothy and they are resting in Christ. She leaves to cherish her memory; her father, Amous G. Black of San Antonio, TX; sister, Sabrina A. Black of Alexandria, VA, sister and brother-in-law, Jacy and Wayne Mautz of Colorado Springs, CO; her grandmothers, uncles, aunts, cousins and a host of beloved friends.
Funeral services will be held at 10:00 am on Saturday, August 28, 2010 at the MeadowLawn Tribute Center with burial following at MeadowLawn Memorial Park.
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Sabrina and Jacy, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I know that God will comfort you as only He can. I remember Bobby being so sweet. Although Sabrina you were my friend growing up, I always felt that Bobby was a friend also. I love you, Trish & family
To Barbara’s Family: Having worked with Barbara for several years at Alliance, I can tell you she was a very devoted, caring associate. She worked very hard and was well liked by all those she helped as a trainer. I am sorry for your loss. She will be missed.
Amos, our hearts and prayers go out to you Sabrina and Jacy. I have been down this road before and I am a living testimony that the Lord can does and he will sustain you through this period and time. We love you and you shall have our prayers. Love Clarence & Mavis Yarbrough
I have so many fond memories from when we were growing up. I will miss Bobby and my thoughts and prayers are with you all. I love you dearly
I am sorry that I cannot be with you at this time. We will miss Bobby and love her dearly. Our family will forever be joined with yours in love and prayer.
My prayers are with The Black Family on the home going of Barbabra. She will truly be missed. Lean and depend on God to give you strength to make it through this time of bereavement. God bless you.
My deepest condolences to Barbara’s family. She was such a sweet person, and she will be missed. I was able to pray for her at her bedside, with other co-workers, on her last day. My prayers are with the Black Family in this difficult time.
Uncle Amous, I have just heard of the passing of my cousin and wanted to share my condolences with you and your family. This is Elvois’ daughter and I wish that I would have known and I would have been there with the family as you all are my family too. Remember that in this time of need the one who you all need the most sits high and looks low. With Love Your Niece and Cousin, Jeanetta Black-Young
I had the pleasure of meeting meeting Mrs. Black, Sabrina,Barbara and Jacey many years ago at Lincolnshire Church of God and Christ. Barbara was always a quiet and kind spirited person. I am sure she will be missed dearly. To the family, please accept my deepest condolences. I pray that you will find peace knowing that Barbara is now with our Lord and Savior!