Washington, District of Columbia
Harold Berger "Harry" Harold (Harry) Berger, an applied physicist, 93, died March 28, 2020. He and his wife Dawn lived at Ingleside at King Farm (Rockville, MD and had five children and eleven grandchildren. His career included work with General Electric, Argonne National Laboratory, the...
Read MoreHarry and I were NIST colleagues for a number of years. Adding to my note of a couple years ago, I remember Harry to be a smiling guy, a respectful administrator, and a supporting colleague in my career. Besides on-the-job interactions, I remember at least a couple of receptions at his home in Montgomery Village for his fellow nondestructive testing researchers. They were good memories, at work and elsewhere.
Gerry Blessing
March 27, 2022 | Work
I first crossed paths Harry Berger at a conference on non-destructive testing in the late '70s, just before going to NBS myself. There I joined him in the NDT field where he funded some of my research using ultrasound to study material properties and look for defects in solids.
Harry was a most respectful person of others' work, a class guy who felt like a colleague even though he was my superior. It was a pleasure visiting him in his office in the Physics Building, discussing ideas...
Gerry Blessing
July 29, 2020 | Coworker
My deepest sympathy to the family of Harold Berger. 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
N. S.
April 02, 2020
