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Virgil Reeve
December 17, 2008
12-17-08 Cousin Virgil V. Reeve to Cousin Jane Berger
Rarely can cousins say that they have had a personal relationship chronology of memories for sixty-six years.
Our family first met cousins Jane and John Purdy during the second world war when we were guests with their parents, Aunt Effie and Uncle Bill in Newport, Arkansas.
We were privileged to meet Charles Berger forty-one years ago at their Pittsburgh home in 1967 when we welcomed Charles to our part of the greater family.
From that day to this we have enjoyed the friendship of Charles and Jane with their gifts of generosity, hospitality, and kindness.
They made a splendid couple who always made you feel special in their presence. We will always remember the last happy visit with them in their Naples home as they planned for Valerie’s wedding later that summer.
We are glad to have pictures that we took of him and Jane there in Naples in February of 2006.
Our sympathy and prayers reach across the miles to Jane and her family.
Evelyn & Virgil Reeve (Wheaton, IL)
James and Harriet Beard
December 10, 2008
We wish to offer our condolences to Jane and family. We knew Chuck through his work with the Scotts Company. Enjoyed being with him whenever possible. He was especially helpful to Harriet when her husband was in the hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
Annabel and Bobby Champlin
December 9, 2008
Valerie and Dan and the entire Berger family -
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Our deepest sympathies to you and your families during this difficult time.
With Love,
Kimberly & TJ Jetnil
December 9, 2008
My wife and I came to know the Mr. & Mrs. Berger through our close friendship with their daughter Valerie and son-in-law Dan. From day one, Mr. and Mrs. Berger always treated myself, my wife and more recently our 9 month old son like we were a part of their family. We always looked forward to visiting with them and learning something new, which we always did, each time we sat down and spoke with Mr. Berger about life, current events, and his past experiences.
Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire Berger family. We will miss him as well, but we will always appreciate and remember the hospitality & warmth shown our family by both Mr & Mrs Berger.
Jerry Porter
December 9, 2008
Chuck was my college roommate and a dear friend for over 54 years. The world was a better place because of him. Judy and I will miss his warmth, his inquiring mind and his friendship. Our deep sympathies go to Jane, their children and grandchildren and to the entire Berger family.
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