Barry LaCombe, Irondequoit; November 3 2022 at age 74. Barry is predeceased by his wife, Madeline LaCombe and his son Jasen Scott LaCombe. He is survived by his sister Beverly (Michael) Rees, his nieces Mindy (Jeff) Cole and Melissa (Eric) Sandley and great nephew Carter Cole.
Barry’s family wishes to thank the staff of Rochester General Hospital for all their kindness and care.
A service will be held crypt side on November 26, at 10:00 AM at White Haven Memorial Park. If coming please meet at the park entrance at 9:45 AM
Memorial contributions may be given to the St. Paul Boulevard Fire Association, 433 Cooper Road, Rochester, NY 14617.
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9 responses to “LaCombe, Barry S.”
So sorry to hear of Barry’s passing. When I worked at Gannett, Barry came to my rescue a few times when I wasn’t feeling well. He was always so calm and that helped a lot, especially when people were milling about, not sure of what to do. Hope that he got to enjoy his retirement years.
Barry was a gentleman and a professional. When the Gannett Building really was a place, he was its protector and friend, and consequently a protector and a friend to all of us who worked there. God bless his memory and family.
Barry was a wonderful classmate at Bishop Kearney High School! Very friendly and kind! it is so amazing, life it just a blink…. I last saw him at our High School graduation in 1966 over 56 years ago.
May Barry be with the Lord and rest in Peace.
Bob Case
Barry you are now reunited with your family in heaven, you were a main part of my career at Gannett we worked hand and hand through many company situations and you always came to the forefront with great ideas to solve problems. Your legacy will live on even though you are gone. My friend until we meet again and thank you for all your life’s accomplishments.
Your long time friend Chris Uhl
Barry was such a nice man. I remember him eating donuts everyday. Just a funny memory at this sad time. Rest in peace Barry you are now reunited with your family.
Rest in peace Barry.
Back in the mid-80s, I fell on a slippery floor at Gannett very early one morning. Barry came to my rescue, escorted me to the nurse’s office, and stayed with me over an hour. He was correct when he suggested I had severely broken my wrist. I will always remember the kindness shown by Barry and Nurse Marge Spry, who also passed recently. May you each rest in peace.
Rest In Peace, Barry. I always felt safe knowing you were on on the security desk at the D&C.
Godspeed, Barry. I knew you to be a gentleman in every sense of the word.