Barbara Ann Davis
April 9, 2024

BARBARA ANN DAVIS: On Tuesday, April 9, 2024. Beloved daughter of the late Daniel and Blanche Davis. Cousin of Helen Faye (late Ray) Rosenblum. Also survived by extended family. Barbara, fondly known as "Bubbly" to a wide and eclectic circle of friends, was educated at Taylor Allderdice High School, Brandeis and Yale Universities, and through an unshakable commitment to many aspects of Lifelong Learning. She was a gifted musician, and a devoted supporter of the many humanitarian causes in which she believed. Her loss will be deeply felt by her former colleagues at Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, and in the larger neighborhood of Pittsburgh, which was her beloved home. Friends may meet at Ralph Schugar Chapel, Inc., 5509 Centre Avenue, Shadyside on Friday, April 12, 2024 at 11:30 am and then proceed to Tiphereth Israel Cemetery for 12:30 PM Graveside Services. Contributions may be made to a charity of donor's choice. www.schugar.com

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High School friend, Very nice, smart person Condolence to the entire famiy

I am so very sad to learn of Barbara’s passing. I remember her as simply lovely. She was kind,sweet,unassuming and very bright. May Barbara rest in peace.

With true sadness I just learned of our loss of Barbara, one of the sweetest and most agreeable persons I have encountered in a long life beginning with our shared First Grade experiences and friendship at Roosevelt elementary. We had maintained lifelong, infrequent but personal contact punctuated by our High School reunions and many phone discussions of common concerns and interests. A lovely woman who now leaves those of us, who really knew her, with a deep loss.

Barbara, The brightest girl in TA. May u Rest in Peace. Elaine Berkowitz

Barbarita, I am missing you already. The many Spanish lessons we did in your home every Wednesday night for almost 10 years feel me with nostalgia. We had many celebrations there in our class time and I will carry in my memory our wonderful, shared experiences. Your teacher- Hela

My deepest sympathy. She was a wonderful neighbor at the Maxon and former classmate.