Berthold E. Schwarz M.D.

Rest in peace sir. Can some one contact me regarding who Dr. Schwarz's colleague(s) were. Thank you.

Berthold was a dear and sweet friend of my parents and myself. He always had a pleasing thing to say to all he spoke with. He will be dearly missed.

I came across this man in a video and for some reason him and his name stood out to me so I gave him a look up in the old internet machine.. I am sorry to hear of your loss.

It would seem that Dr. Schwarz lives on in both his work and those of the lives he touched. My best of wishes to his family and friends.

I had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Schwarz back in 1987 and spent over 20 years working with him in his research explorations and investigations. He was kind, supportive, and non-judgmental.
My life has been enriched by all the contacts he gave me to explore, some of which are my good friends now. Bert was always available for a chat and to share his excitement into the unknown with me. As Sigmund Freud wrote in 1921 "If I had my life to live over again, I should devote myself to...

Dear ardis...sorry to hear about Bert..what a wonderful man.Did you know that he and dad passed on the same day of sept. The 16th only dad left us in 2001.thanks for many nice times.I live in Montana since dad died.406-854-9301...Henry belk

Bert Schwarz was a friend of my late writing partner, Harry Lebelson, and we often interviewed him for articles dealing with UFO's and psychic phenomena for Almanaque Mundial, the Latin World Almanac. We were invited to his home about 1994, and treated to several films as well as viewing his psychic library. He was a truly wonderful man. When Harry passed on, Bert sent me an interesting card which hinted to me that my life was about to change. The card has a Navajo entering Monument Valley on...

Our condolences to Ardis, Eric, and Lisa.
Bert was one of a kind. My mom and he were cousins and neighbors in Jersey City. I can never forget his boundless enthusiasm and positive attitude about eveverything. And yes, I got the handshake-with-a-quarter in it all the time, too. I think by the time I made it to high school, it was a dollar. Thanks, Uncle Bert.