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Retha W (Cowell) Fiene Barber

July 12, 1907 ~ January 28, 2002

Sumner County, Kansas
Enid News and Eagle
Jan 2002

South Haven, Kansas – The funeral for Retha Fiene Barber, 94, will be 10 AM Saturday in South Haven United Methodist Church. The Rev. Greg Lindenberger will officiate. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Arrangements are by Elliott – Schaeffer Mortuary, Caldwell, Kansas.

Visitation will be 9 AM to 8 PM Wednesday through Friday at the funeral home.

She was born July 12, 1907, in Argonia, Kansas, to Bert Cowell and Lola George and died Monday, January 28, 2002, at South Haven.

On October 15, 1929, she married Henry Fiene at Wellington, Kansas. She married Howard Barber in November 1971 at South Haven. Both preceded her in death.

Surviving are two daughters, Rosetta Lynch of South Haven and Aldean Rafferty of Topeka, Kansas; five sisters, Edna VanVoast of Arkansas, Alice Bishop of Lawton, Elma Arterburn and Vivion Hollis, both of Caldwell, and Mabel Pettigrew of Wellington; seven grandchildren; seven great – grandchildren and numerous step – grandchildren. 

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