Lak, yes, your tree has it. If I remember correctly you grew that tree from a seed. With a seedling you will not know the DR or the fruit characteristics, although, it should be at least similar to the parents.
Remember that unless FB is so bad that it kills a tree or severely retards it, the tree will be more resistant to FB the older it gets. I'm not saying you won't keep seeing it, but that the tree can deal with it better the older (and larger) it gets.
You said yourself that some of the "old producers in your area" are showing it too. That in itself goes along with what I just said.
Bartlett is a pear that I wouldn't own myself because of how prone it is to FB and how ugly they get to looking. Yet, many people still grow it and get enough fruit to keep them from removing the tree.
I guess I'm just saying, don't give up on your tree just yet. The time may come when it is time to give up - but right now is not that moment in time.
PS: Speaking of Bartlett - If I did own one it would be a full sized tree on its own roots. Dwarfing or semi dwarfing a tree like Bartlett is just asking for agony. This is per the information in my forbidden apple tree knowledge thread. The same principles I discuss there also applies with marginally acceptable pears on their own roots (such as Bartlett).
