Kenneth Henry Berg

I Will Always Cherish Everything About
My Dad, Always...I Am Forever Grateful
And Thankful For The 60+Year´s I Was
Blessed to Have Him In My Life...Rest
In Peace, Dad, Love Always, Your
Daughter #3, Lauren Marie

Enjoyed taking the Ferry into Boston with Ken & Ann a few times, walking around the city, ending up in the North End for a delicious lunch..,.. wonderful, Memory Making enjoyable days. R.I.P. Dearest Ken..,Hugs Ann..

I´m friends with Ann but, always enjoyed talking with Ken. He was a positive upbeat person. His flowers around and in the house were a testament to his love of gardening.

I spent several summers helping Grampy on some of his masonry jobs. It was hot, sweaty, dirty work. But it was good to spend time with him. I will remember him whenever I see the work we did together.

Several years ago I helped care for Ken´s Mom and I saw the deep and loving connection he had with Dottie. He adored his large family and most especially lovely Ann. Love filled their home,Ken and Ann included me in their life. Ken will be missed. Eileen Urquhart

I have only known Ken for 5 or 6 years. Always enjoyed golfing or tossing bean bags with him. In a word, Ken was a GENTLEMAN! God bless.

PS: Ann, that was a wonderful story about first meeting Ken.

My Dad BIll and Ken's brother in law (Richard) played golf together many, many times. Ken is a terrific golfer. My Mom Jean and Dad Bill also went out together with Ken and his wife Ann (as well as Richard & and his wife Carol). They enjoyed each others company greatly. Ken was a sweet and personable gentleman.

I met Ken at an Ivy League dance at a Boston hotel. He was walking over to ask my friend to dance when he was cut off by a sailor doing the same thing. Not to be disappointed, Ken asked me and we were together for 63 years!

Ken & I got to know Ken best when he was rebuilding our steps & adding bluestone.