Milton Berkowitz

" milton was like a brother to me ,always kin and loving a wonderful husband to my sister Clara and a devoted father to Leslie and Brad .he was a mench and I will miss him dearly ,rest in peace my darling Milton ,you were loved .Betty

Milt, more than anyone,was responsible for the growth of communications at GE Space Division.He was a great boss and a wonderful friend and all of us GE Space guys will miss him a lot.

12/25/06

I learned of Milt’s death, 11/13/06, just days ago. Thoughts of him bring back many fond memories of my career at GE. My wife and I first met him in June of 1960 at the home of Ray Tenney in Malvern, while I was still employed at GE’s Advanced Electronics Center in Ithaca, NY. He hired me shortly thereafter.

He was a highly respected engineer and Manager, an excellent tennis player, and a good person. I will miss him.

I remember Milt as a brisk, cheerful person, always logical and rational in meetings. I remember him walking swiftly in the corridors to his next meeting; Still having time for a smile, and a greeting by name, without slowing down.

I aways enjoyed my association with Milt at GE. He was a good man!

Best wishes to the Family.

Pete

Milt was a gentlemans gentleman. He was a pioneer in the space industry and his many friends from GE were happy to share memories at the 50 year celebration last month.His infectious smile will be missed.
John Hoda

Leslie, thinking of you and your family. Hoping that each day is a little easier and you find comfort in your wonderful memories of this special man.

Dear Family,
We feel your sadness and also feel a great sense of loss as do our children. Uncle Milty will be truly missed. We will see you tomorrow. All our love,

There are no words to describe how much we will miss our Uncle Milt (or Uncle Turkey as the kids liked to call him). Holidays will not be the same without his warm smile and sense of humor. Rob, Lindy & Julia and I are thinking of all of you and praying that the pain in your hearts now will be eased just a bit by knowing how many people loved and were touched by Uncle Milt.