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1947
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2025
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Larry Bertram Obituary
July 16, 1947 – September 21, 2025
Larry was born in Nevada City to Horsey and Doris Bertram.
Except for his time serving in the Army; Larry spent his life in Nevada City. He graduated from Nevada Union High School in 1965, attended Sierra College, and built a 45-year career with PG&E.
Larry retired in 2012, spending his time camping in his RV, attending UNR football games, golfing, traveling, and supporting his grandchildren at various events.
Larry is survived by his wife of 55 years, Linda; daughters Julie (Tim) Trokey and Melissa (Nathan) Trahern; older brother Ron Bertram; and younger sister Joni Brantley. He cherished being "Grampa" to 7 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
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J. Chris Buchanan
October 4, 2025
Larry was a great man!
Leslee Hoffler
October 4, 2025
Larry was a great friend to my brother Ernie. He had a wonderful sense of humor and was fun to be around when we were visiting the family or camping on the Oregon dunes. The world will be a bit sadder with his loss. Linda you are still our family's friend and hope to see you when we are in Nevada County.
Bill Childers
October 3, 2025
Larry was an old friend and loved man by the Childers family. I pray that the Bertram family, especially Linda, endure his passing with grateful memories and love for the time spent with him. God bless you all. Bill Childers.
Karen Campbell
September 30, 2025
Linda I am so sorry to hear of Larry´s passing. My sincere condolences to you and your family. I so enjoyed serving you two at Margarita´s and missed you after we closed. Sincerely Karen Campbell
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