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Not That It Matters
Mr. Barber was our bus driver from the 2nd Semester of 6th Grade at Booker 6th Grade Center for the '91/'92 school year. He was looking for a perm. route and was given the special buses to drive. For the few months we had him, he was a great driver, man, and everything else. He usually talked baseball to all of us and autographed all of our cards and gloves and balls we brought to him. I still have that glove. It's sad to learn of his passing. Coffee5binky (talk) 14:20, 30 November 2009 (UTC)
