Martin Bergmann

My deepest sympathy with the loss of your dear mother Rosemary. Of which I heard only yesterday ., as I was away for a little while . You , Marty and your mom are in my thoughts , frieda van Duffelen

May the love of your friends and family carry you through your grief. May you be surrounded with God's love and peace. We are keeping you in our prayers.

Our deepest sympathy. God's peace be yours. Much love, Andrea & Ben

To family and friends please accept my deepest sympathy with the loss of your dear son , brother , father and husband frieda van Duffelen

Marty introduced me to the wonders of the North and the impressive work of the PCSP. It was impossible to resist his dedication, selflessness, good humour and most of all the passion he had for the North and its people. It has been a priviledge to have known him and to have visited the North in his company. My sincere condolences to his family, his friends and his colleagues.

I am thinking of all the loving words and memories that were shared in talking about your brother. Martin will keep a very special place in so many people's hearts, including mine. Sending you loving thoughts and prayers to his family. God bless. Sandy and family, Ottawa

I was a friend of Martin during high school days in Montreal. His warm spirit, humour and kindness were evident even then.

RIP Martin.

I met Marty when his parents moved to Unitarian House. I appreciated his dedication to his parents and his work.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

The Bergmann family were my wonderful neighbours for the many years I lived in Ottawa. We have kept in touch and last Fall I was able to visit Rosemarie and Alexander.
The news of Martin's tragic death came
as a great shock.
I send my fondest love and sincere
condolences. They will all be in my thoughts and prayers

Muriel Nova Scotia

We had the pleasure of getting to know Martin while he stayed at Alex & John Montgomery's house in Ottawa. He will be greatly missed by not only the Montgomery family but his Stittsville friends as well. Our sincerest condolences to Martin’s family. Kathy, Jeff, Marc, Patrick and Tim Charlebois

Although I did not know him well, and only professionally, I thought of Marty as a friend. I went with Marty and many others to the PCSP facility in Resolute Bay a few summers ago - this trip to the North was a dream come true for me and our golf game using squares of indoor/outdoor green carpeting (!) in Yellowknife will always make me smile. Marty was one terrific guy and an inspiration to all who crossed his path. My sincere condolences to his family and his colleagues at NRCan.