BERNARD BLOOM

I am still so happy that cousin Bernie reached out to our family and connected with us in his final years. He met with me and my sister in Brooklyn, shared stories and the family tree. It was great getting to know him. Love, Suzy Bialeck

Very sad news. I knew Bernie through our business relationship (electrical) and thought of him more of a friend then a customer. Very interesting character, always said what was on his mind and did not mesh words. Enjoyed his wit and sense of humor. Condolences go out to the family.

Thank you for letting us know. Your dad was very dear to me. We were clients of his in Florida, 8 years ago. We had a problem in our house with a toxic spray foam insulation. Upon our initial phone conversation and your dad learning that we had a baby living in that toxic house, he was on a plane the next week to help us. Just this example alone showed me his heart. We had many good conversations with your dad. On one occasion we went to lunch and he wrote this down on a napkin in like...

We were classmates and good frients in the Engineering School of Washington University in St. Louis. We graduated together in 1964 and met again during the 50th Class Reunion.

My deepest sympathy to the family of Bernard Bloom. May you be comforted in knowing that our Heavenly Father cares for you. He will give you strength and courage to cope with your grief.
Psalm 94:17-19