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Barry S.
Aramburu
Feb 13, 1949 — Nov 1, 2026
In Loving Memory of Barry Aramburu Sr.
Barry Aramburu Sr. born on February 13th, 1949 in Oak Park, Illinois, to Henry and Mary Jane, passed away peacefully in his home, on November 1st 2026. He was a proud American, devoted family man, and hardworking provider whose life was defined by loyalty, dedication, and love.
Barry proudly served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. His service to his country remained a lifelong source of pride, and he continued to hold a deep appreciation for the military and the values of patriotism and service. He was a true patriot.
Barry enjoyed fishing, football, and cheering on his Detroit Lions. He had a special love for music and was known to pull out his guitar and sing songs by his favorite, Elvis Presley. These moments of music and laughter will remain treasured memories for those who knew and loved him.
Above all, Barry loved his family. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend who will be remembered for his strong spirit, generous heart, and unwavering love for those closest to him.
He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Mary Lou Aramburu; his parents, Henry and Mary Jane Aramburu; and his brother, Rick Aramburu.
He is survived by his brother, Randall Aramburu; his children, Barry Aramburu Jr., Kelly Aramburu, Michael Aramburu, Jeff Napadow, Eric (Donna) Napadow, and Kevin (Jessica) Napadow; and his ten grandchildren, Faith, Isabel, Wyatt, Marissa, Nicholas, Cari, Matthew, Thomas, Chloe, and Zachary.
Barry leaves behind a legacy of patriotism, hard work, loyalty, and love. He will be deeply missed, but his stories, music, values, and the memories he created will live on through the generations of family he leaves behind. His service, his love, and his legacy will never be forgotten.
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