Prostate Cancer

He joined The Courier-Journal in 1963 as assistant managing editor.

He moved to the editorial staff as an associate editor in 1970 and became editorial page editor in 1971.

He began his journalism career in 1949 as a reporter at the Raleigh Times.

His son said that Barnard worked at the Journal in the 1950s and also worked at the St.

Petersburg Times in Florida.

Barnard was born Aug.

2, 1926, in Wayne, Pa., and grew up in Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich.

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"We grew up together, we grew up into the men we became together because of one another.

"I love my dad, my stepdad that is, I love my brother, I love my boys, my children, but I don't love them any more than I love Pete ...

I hope I love them just as much." Wells received his final standing ovation as Rose Tattoo band members, including Anderson, Riley, Steve Bass and Paul De Marco, carried the musician's casket out of the church.

Mourners burst into applause as the hearse drove away.

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"I love my dad, my stepdad that is, I love my brother, I love my boys, my children, but I don't love them any more than I love Pete ...

I hope I love them just as much." Wells received his final standing ovation as Rose Tattoo band members, including Anderson, Riley, Steve Bass and Paul De Marco, carried the musician's casket out of the church.

Mourners burst into applause as the hearse drove away.

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