March 21, 2024

On behalf of all my family, I wanted to write a few words to the Dissinger family.  We send our condolences and love to you all.  Your Dad was a terrific man, a good man, and connected to his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.  I loved hearing stories about Wil and Barry as kids and teens.  Loved visiting your home and riding bikes or running around the neighborhood!  I’m so glad Barry is in a place now where he can run and not grow faint or weary, as the Word says in Isaiah 40:31.  I pray for strength and forebearance at this difficult time and that you will all be reunited in Heaven.
Michael Francis Krady

March 12, 2024

On behalf of my Parents (in Heaven), my brothers and husband, I would like to send condolences to Bonnie and the whole Dissinger Family.  You see, we have known this beautiful family all our lives.  Barry and my Dad, Wil, were buddies and were in each others weddings.  We would have wonderful get togethers where the adults would chat and the kids would play together.  I believe we all will always cherish those special times.  Barry will be missed by us and so many.  He always had something lovely (and sometimes sarcastic that made us smile!) to say to us kids and when we lost Dad so early in life, he said “we would make our Dad proud” as we navigated how to sell their house so we could get Mom down to NC to be with us.  Barry and Bonnie helped my Mother in those tough times without Dad and I will never forget their friendship and care.  They were friends through the good times and the bad times.  You are all in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.  We love you all.   
Lisa (& Patrick) Krady Hymes

March 11, 2024

Our condolences to the family. Many memories of hockey both playing and coaching with Barry. Our drives to Hershey and York and then trying to work at Ressler the rest of the week. Hockey bus trips to Kitchener and our Lancaster youth hockey team.  Blessings to the entire family.
John & Tina Johnson

March 11, 2024

My condolences to Bonnie and the family. I’m going to miss Barry, my friend, golf and choir buddy! I’m sure he’s singing bass with the heavenly choir! May God give Bonnie and the family strength through this time…rest in peace my friend!
Mike Bahn

March 11, 2024

Robin and family, I was so sorry to see that your dad passed away.  I had the chance to know him a bit when I sang with One A-Chord Community Choir.   He was a kind and friendly “doorman” for our practices…he greeted us with a smile and cheery hello!  Frank and I will be keeping your family in our prayers.
Sharon and Frank Burnside

March 11, 2024

Dear Neighbor and Friend Bonnie, What a helpful, pleasant, fun loving, man Barry was! I will remember his smile and his readiness to help others.   And he advised me many times as to how I shoud accomplish certain tasks, mainly yard work.   He enjoyed playing ball from the lawn chair in my back yard with the neighbor boy.   He would converse with the neighbor girls.  He could  relate to children and adults.  He was very social.   And he loved his cats. Many years ago, he had a dog as a companion and he loved that dog!   He also  enjoyed watching the birds from his house windows. He enjoyed animals and nature.  Oh, what a great neighbor and friend, he was, the best! My deepest sympathy to Bonnie and family! He will be greatly missed and remembered!  
Judy Mcfarland

March 10, 2024

Barry was my favorite customer at Landisville Post Office. We enjoyed giving each other a hard time but always in fun. I’ve missed seeing him regularly and always appreciate when Bonnie would bring him by. Sending his family lots of love and warm memories.
Chastity Amlong

March 10, 2024

My fond memories were hunting with Barry. Joking and laughing filled each day. I know we will laugh again in Paradise. 
Norman Fennimore

March 10, 2024

We are so sorry to hear of Barry’s passing. May you feel the loving Arms of Jesus comforting you in this time of loss.
Sue Nonnenmocher

March 10, 2024

I am so sorry to read about Barry’s passing.  I remember his smile and friendly personality from my days living down the street.  Your family is in my thoughts at this difficult time.  I pray that your many happy memories help to dull some of the ache as your hearts heal from the hole his passing has left in your hearts.  
Debbie Taylor Yoder

March 10, 2024

I am truly sorry to learn of Barry’s home going. I sang in One a Chord with Barry who was the self appointed door opener for rehearsals and concerts. He always had a smile and kind word. He’s been missed by the choir, and now is singing bass in the Heavenly choir. Please accept my condolences. Karen Fellenbaum

March 10, 2024

My condolences and prayers go out to you all on the loss of your loved one. He will be missed in choir.