MIKE GERBER

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Uncle Mike you will always be remembered for your caring and generous ways. Now you and Aunt Ethel can finally be together again. No longer will you have to deal with the pain. Recollections of the Gerber gatherings, your patient smile, and kind heart will stay with me. I will always cherish these beautiful thoughts and the time spent together. Your Niece Mary Alice

Mike and his wife Ethel were my Sunday School teachers and friends at First Magyar Presbyterian on Buckeye Road in Cleveland. The profound impact they made on me and the rest of the class continues on. We grieve because we love. God showed His love to us through Mike. Grace to his family and relatives.

Mike will be missed but is home with his Lord..

Gerry and Debbie Freed

My memorial to my Uncle Mike.
Uncle Mike is now free, and away from what he called the "prison without bars". He lived a very long life and touched so many lives. Uncle Mike always had a smile for me. We went through a lot the past couple years. I called him Eugenie and would laugh. Uncle Mike was a very generous man. He had a wealth of knowledge which you could tell by his creativity in conversation and writings. Boy could he write. When I last saw him with my husband Jim, he reached...

My precious memories of Uncle Mike take me back to my many summer trips to Cleveland, my home town. Aunt Ethel and I would hop in Mike's car and he would drive us out to the farm areas. I recall especially, the Amish towns in New Philadelphia. This was the home of Laddie, Dr. Raszi a relative of Aunt Ethel. It was a huge farm full of many animals. Laddie was a retired veterinarian. Then we would shop in the Amish country stores and have a delicious lunch in a nearby chicken dinner...

We were very sorry to hear about Uncle Mike. He was a good man and really loved Auntie Ethel.
Paul & Carol