SAMUEL BERGER

It's almost five years since Sandy's untimely passing. I miss him very much and think often of the times we spent together in the White House, doing business in Asia after leaving the government, and working exceedingly hard during the 1992 campaign. I'll be forever grateful for his counsel and wisdom.

Saddened as we all were by Sandy's passing, I was among the cousins and 1,300 guests at his memorial service at Temple Sinai in Washington, and I appreciated visiting the family at home afterward. Years earlier, after Sandy was interviewed by John Donvan of ABC News at Adas Israel Congregation in the Cleveland Park section of northwest Washington, I approached him and said, "How are you doing, cousin?" He replied: "We need to talk!" We never had that talk.

We were so sorry to hear this...thinking of you all and sending our love.
Sharon and Joe Luber & Family

Please accept our heartfelt sympathy for the death of Sandy Berger. You can be assured that God cares deeply for you and your grief. Mr. Berger was a man who really cared for the well-being of his country and feel confident that Jesus had such a man in mind when he spoke the words at Luke 23:43.

We grew up with Sandy in Millerton and have always been so proud of his success in life. We send our deepest and most sincere sympathy to the family. May God Bless you.

Lewis Lindsay and family ( Alan, Lorraine, and Carol)

My deepest condolences. May God provide you with the strength and comfort you need as you cope with your loss. (Psalms 9:9 NWT)

~Angela Flores
Las Vegas, NV

Suzie...saddened to hear of Sandy's death. I almost can't say your name without saying his at the same time. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Love, Kathy & Don Rocklin

My condolences on your loss.