With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Edna Cleo Barnes in Fairfield, California, who passed away on February 24, 2024 at the age of 89. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Edna Cleo Barnes to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by : her husband Fred Barnes; her parents, Clara Bauer (Howard) and Henry Bauer; and her sisters, Bernadine Taylor (Bauer) and Dolores Bauer of Plainview, NE..

She is survived by : her son Dr. Ted W. Barnes, PhDEE (Marjorie) of Corvallis, OR; her grandson Dr. Connelly Barnes, PhDCS (Lin Liu, MS); and her great grandchildren, Sierra of Bellevue, WA and Dr. Everett Barnes, DO (Dr. Katie Barnes, DO) of Olympia, WA.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Bryan-Braker Funeral Home

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March 10, 2024

Arlene Salvador wrote a sympathy message

“My heartfelt condolences to the family & friends of dear Edna. She was always a smiling face that I could pick out in a crowd. Her steadfast support & love of the National Cemetery and the veterans she served will always be remembered. I could always count on her to come by and visit and chat about military matters and events in Fairfield & vicinity. I will truly miss her and Fred but, I know they are together at last. Respectfully, Arlene Salvador, PSA, Sacramento Valley NC & USN (Ret).”

March 7, 2024

Karen Muller wrote a sympathy message

“We at the Daughters of the American Revolution, Chief Solano Chapter are so sorry to hear of Edna's passing. We remember her well for her dedication to the remembrance of the unaccompanied veterans at Sacramento Valley National Cemetery. We're so grateful for her service to our country and our community. She will be missed by many! In memory of her, Chief Solano Chapter will be making a donation to the chapter scholarship fund in her name. Respectfully, Karen Muller, Chaplain”