Milton
McClintock "Tony" Barlow
January 28, 1937 - May
04, 1999
Contributed by John F. Barlow
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Barlow Anglican
Journal, June 1999
Milton (Tony) Barlow, whose work in Canada
encompassed a variety of corporate and social
justice groups, died May 4 at age 62 in New
York after a long battle with cancer. At the
time of his death, he was serving on the National
Episcopal Church's Social Responsibility in
Investments Committee and was an Episcopal
Church representative on the Interfaith Center
on Corporate Responsibility.
His many contributions to the work of the
church at all levels - parish, diocesan,
national, international and "outside
the walls" -
stand as a tribute to his devotion and determination
to help work to establish God's reign on
earth as it is in heaven. Tony is remembered
for simply volunteering "Here I am.
What can I do?" and then doing it
with grace and style.
Among the many ways he served the church during
his short years in Canada are: member of the
first Anglican national EcoJustice Committee;
representative to the international Anglican
Peace and Justice Network; representative to
the board of the Taskforce on the Churches
and Corporate Responsibility; member of the
Corporate Governance Committee and the Social
Issues Committee; member of the Anglican Socially
Responsible Investment Group; member of the
board of the Social Investment Organization;
member of the board of the Centre for Christian
Studies; and member of the St. Clements' parish
working group on human sexuality.
His great curiosity about life led him to
many and diverse travels and adventures, from
the high Arctic to the Galapagos Islands. From
law, to finance, to fundraising, to theological
studies, he exercised a life of faith and honest
pursuit of truth, always encouraging his family
and friends to join him in "the dance
of life."
A memorial service was held May 10 at the
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine
in New York City. He is survived by his
wife Priscilla Winn Barlow, of New York
City, and his family. |
New York
Times May 6, 1999,
Thursday
Metropolitan Desk
Tony Barlow, 62, Lawyer and
Philanthropist Tony Barlow, a lawyer, banker
and philanthropist who became active in religious
efforts to encourage socially responsible investing,
died on Tuesday at Beth Israel Medical
Center-Petrie Division in lower Manhattan.
He was 62 and lived on the Upper East Side
of Manhattan. The cause was cancer,
said a spokeswoman for the Brearley School,
where his wife, Dr. Priscilla Winn Barlow,
is the head. Mr. Barlow was in the
firm of Shearman & Sterling
in New York, later practiced law in Connecticut
and moved to Kansas City, Mo., to join
his family's banking business.
In 1992 he received a divinity
degree from Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge,
Mass. Moving to Toronto, he became involved
in socially responsible investing by
the Anglican Church of Canada. In 1997
he and his wife moved to New York , and
he served on the social responsibility
in investments committee of the Episcopal
Church, U.S.A.
Milton M. Barlow was born in Minneapolis,
and moved with his family to Kansas City.
He graduated from Phillips Academy, Yale
University and the University of Chicago's
law school.
His 1971 marriage to Diana Hallowell
ended in divorce in 1978.
Along with his wife, he is
survived by two sons, Ethan and Benjamin, both
of Manhattan; two stepdaughters, Philippa
Cutter of Madison, Conn., and Nicola
Walsh of Kuranda, Australia; two stepgrandchildren;
his mother, Georgette Barlow of Kansas
City; a brother, John F., of Kansas City,
and a sister, Sally Ittmann of London. |
New York
Times
BARLOW, TONY
On May 4. Born Milton McClintock
Barlow and known to all as Tony, he was the
beloved husband of Priscilla Winn Barlow,
devoted father of Ethan and Benjamin, stepfather
of Philippa and Nicola, loving brother of
John Barlow and Sally Ittmann and dear son
of Georgette Barlow of Kansas City. A former
lawyer and banker, he was in recent years
a member of the National Episcopal Church's
Social Responsibility in Investments Committee
and was an Episcopal Church representative
at the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
A memorial service is being arranged with
details to be announced. In lieu of flowers,
donations should be sent to Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Center, Box E.
BARLOW-Tony
The Brearley Board of Trustees
and all the members of the school community
deeply mourn the passing of Tony Barlow,
beloved husband of Dr. Priscilla M. Winn
Barlow, our esteemed Head of School. He was
a devoted friend and supporter of the school
who left us much too soon. He will be greatly
missed.
BARLOW-Tony
On behalf of the parents of the
Brearley School, we would like to express
our heartfelt sympathy to Priscilla Winn
Barlow, our beloved and admired Head of School,
on the passing of her husband, the valiant
Tony Barlow. We send our sincere condolences
to the Barlow family. The Brearley Parents'
Association
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The
Kansas City Star May 06, 1999
Tony Barlow, 62, New York City (formerly
of the Kansas City area), died Tuesday, May 4,
1999. Services will be at St. John the Divine
Episcopal Cathedral in New York City.
Tony was
born Milton McClintock Barlow on January
28, 1937, in Minneapolis, MN, the family in
due course settling in Kansas City in 1948.
After completing secondary schooling at Andover
and Oundle School in England he attended Yale
where he received his B.A. degree in 1960.
From 1960 until 1964 he served as a U.S. Naval
Reserve officer specializing in Explosive Ordinance
Disposal. After receiving his J.D. degree from
the University of Chicago Law School in 1967
he practiced law with a large law firm in New
York City and later with a large corporation
in Connecticut until he returned to Kansas
City in 1977 to enter his family's banking
business where he remained until 1985.
In 1978
he was divorced from his first wife, Dinah
Hallowell. Two sons were born of the marriage,
Milton Ethan (1973) and Benjamin Hallowell
(1974). Tony moved to the Boston area in 1986
where his former wife and sons were living,
and a year later married Priscilla Winn whom
he had met a couple of years earlier. This
marriage proved extremely happy and was very
much part of a fulfilling reorientation of
Tony's whole life. He attended Episcopal Divinity
School receiving his M.Div. degree in
1992. Moving to Toronto later that summer
he gradually became engaged in corporate
social responsibility endeavors and socially
responsible investing work mostly involving
the Anglican Church of Canada where he
served on the Church's National EcoJustice
Committee and as an appointee to the
Task Force on the Church and Corporate
Responsibility. At the time of his death
he served on the National Episcopal Church's
Social Responsibility in Investments
Committee and was an Episcopal Church
representative on the Interfaith Center
on Corporate Responsibility.
Tony leaves
his wife, Priscilla, of the home; two
sons, Milton Ethan and Benjamin Hallowell
Barlow, both of New York City; Priscilla's
daughters, Philippa W. Cutter and her
husband, John T. Cutter, and their
son, Cole, Madison, CT, and Nicola B. Winn
and her husband, Fenton M. Walsh, Kuranda,
Australia; his mother, Georgette J.
Barlow, Prairie Village, KS; a sister, Sarah
B. Ittmann, London, England; a brother,
John F. Barlow and his wife, Judy,
Kansas City, MO; nephews and nieces, Daniel,
Sarah and George Ittmann, Mary Stervinou
and her husband, Louis Stervinou, and
their son, Luke, Peter Sowden, John,
Max and Alden Barlow. Tony was preceded
in death by his father, Milton F. Barlow.
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