Russell R. BERMAN

This is my dear Uncle Russell. Although we were not close in latter years I have wonderful memories of his kind nature and wonderful smile. Russell and my mother Peggy were the 2 youngest siblings of the Berman children. My brother, Grant Jennings, sister Karen and myself all loved our uncle and wished we hadn't missed seeing his funeral notice. God speed til we meet again.

Todd, Tom and I are so sorry to hear of your loss. May the happy memories of your father help you and your family through this difficult time.

Carol, There are no words to express to you on the loss of Russ. I knew him for many years working at the bank. In fact
I met you while working at the Westgate
office. I know he made you very happy.
May God Bless you and your family.

Patty Schaub
Saint Petersburg, Fla.

Todd, I am sorry to hear about your loss. I had the chance to meet your dad a couple of years ago and had a great conversation with him. He seemed like a very good man. God bless you and your family during this hard time.

Carol, I'm so sorry to express my sympathy this way, but I am out of town. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

Pat and Mike Gill

Carol, I am so sorry that I have to express my sympathy this way, but I am out of town. I will remember you and your family in my prayers.

Pat and Mike Gill

Carol and Jenny: My thoughts and prayers are with you. Continue to lean on God and let Him be your support.

Your "old" neighbors on Northbrook Court share in your loss. We have so many fond memories from those times and espeially appreciate all that Russ did to help ease our many trips to Wisconsin when Kay got sick.

Barbara and Chuck Klein, Jupiter Inlet Colony, FL

At Ohio Citizens in the mid1960s I was the mail boy and he was the vice-president. In my dealings with him he was always very nice and never talked down to me, as others sometimes did. He was a real gentleman.