Birth date: Nov 2, 1935 Death date: Jun 22, 2023
Barry Levey, 87, passed away peacefully on June 22, 2023, in Boynton Beach, Florida. Barry is survived by his daughters, Gail (Greg) Young and Sharon (John) Biondi; grandchildren, Jessica (Steve) Bernath and Joseph Biondi; great g Read Obituary
Barry was brave and tough and full of life and love. I will think of him often. He had rough times in his last years but was lucky in his daughters and in Lynn. And I was lucky to be his friend.
Barry was a great addition to our net of ham radio operators around the world. His stories and insight about his time in Korea was so inspiring to us all. We talk about drones like they're common place now but he as doing back when it was cutting edge. Rest in peace dear friend.
We know this must be a difficult time for you and your family. We're keeping you in our thoughts and please know that we are here for you, to listen, comfort and lean on during this difficult time. Irene & Frank Eff
This is Lynn .Barry and I were very much in love. He was a very strong, man that was respected by everyone and loved by many.
Most difficult moment to lose a good friend who we met on Skype, an ardent lover of tennis. My condolences to Gail, Sharon and the family members including his girl friend. May his soul rest in Peace. Vibha Patil, India
When Barry was stationed in Korea in 1958, I was a 10-year-old boy. He was in Inchon flying his top-secret drones over the DMZ area. He reminds me of my first contact with an American soldier when I was a small kid. I still remember vividly one GI back then, who offered us thankfully a ride in his jeep when my mother and I were visiting her friend in Yongdo island in Busan. It was a very windy day, and we were trying to get out of sandy dust from dirt ground. I met Barry about 5 years ago in the Original Friendly Net on Skype; ham operators' off-the-air net. He was just like the GI I met 65 years ago. He had a gentle and pleasant smiling face with laughter. I felt an instant intimacy in good rapport with him during conversation on common interests and his old memories in Korea. Now he's gone, but his smiling lives forever in my heart. He was my big brother and close friend. There are no strangers: there are only friends we haven't met yet. He will be missed by many and I pray his soul finds eternal rest in peace.
Sang
Sending loving thoughts and our sincere condolences, Leslie & Mike Latto
