RUDOLF "RUDI" KAMPER

I know I am very late in expressing my deepest condolences to the family of this wonderful man. Growing up in Berea and later I was a patrolman with the Berea Police Department. I remember when the old shop in town as a child. Later as police officer it was our patrol and duty to walk the downtown checking the doors. I always did the rounds downtown around three in the morning, walking the shops on front street checking to see if they were locked and secure. At times I would find the...

Rudy showed me the ins and outs about cleaning and restoring Vienna regulators when we first met in the 1960's. Rudy was a bachelor living on University street, Berea we had many interesting conversations about clocks, Germany, etc. As a result I met many future friends and traveled to see historical parts of Germany I may have otherwise missed. In the early years Roy Bogardus, a co-worker in "Suburban Clock and Repair" would work the front of the store while Rudy involved himself more in...

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We will miss Rudy; always quick with a smile and generous to a fault. Enjoyed hearing about his antique car and clock collections. Godspeed.
Gary and Vicki

You took the time
To make the time
To tell us the time
So beautifully!

Rest well. friend!!!

I'm sorry to hear. May God bless all of you.

Dolf so sorry for your loss. Praying for you all. God bless. Karen Charnigo Chris Carrs mom

We will miss you lots of fond memories you will be missed dear friend

I remember my mother taking me to Suburban Clocks when I was young. All the clocks and their ticking made it seem like a magical place. I only met Rudi a handful of times, when my mother drove us over to visit Joan, her friend from college. I remember Rudi being very kind and taking me around the shop showing me many of the beautiful clocks. I am so sorry for your loss and please know you and your family are in my thoughts.