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NEW CITY, NY — Dr. Samuel Berger, 60, of New City, New York, passed away on Monday, January 19, 2009.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, January 21, at New City Synagogue.
Dr. Berger was born May 1, 1948, the son of Arnold and Eleanor Berger. He graduated from Tufts Medical School and started as a partner with Bardonia Pediatrics in 1977. Dr. Berger provided over 30 years of pediatric excellence, unlimited dedication, commitment, generosity and exemplary care to the children, their families and the staff at Bardonia Pediatrics in Rockland County, N.Y. He was recognized on November 9, 2006, by the Pediatric Society of Rockland County for 30 years of distinguished, dedicated and excellent service. He left behind generations of families, his pediatric partners, and the entire Bardonia pediatric family, who will miss him forever.
He is survived by his wife, Marlene; two daughters, Dr. Emily Berger and Mara; and son-in-law, Bryan. He is also survived by his loving brother, Ted Berger, sister- in-law, Denise, and nephew, Michael, and niece, Elena.
His brother Ted will miss his traveling partner to all the sports shows and baseball parks of America, as Samuel collected one of the largest Willie Mays collections in the country.
He will be in our hearts forever.
Donations can be made to Nyack Pediatrics-Newborn Nursery, c/o Bardonia Pediatrics, 446 Rt. 304, Bardonia, NY 10954.
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J Garcia
January 22, 2025
Dr. Berger was my pediatrician. I randomly thought of him today and I am sad to see he is no longer with us. I have so many memories of his jokes when I would visit the office. My favorite joke was "Are you married?" when i was only 5/6 years old LOL. Thank you Dr. Berger for the great experiences and memories
Marygrace Llewellyn
February 16, 2009
Bob and I are so sorry for your loss. Sam was very lucky to have a brother as devoted as you. Your neice's need you and I know that you will be there for them.
Bill Stuart
February 9, 2009
Ted, I am so very sorry to hear about your brother. I never had a brother, but I know that the bond that exists between brothers is one of the strongest known to man. I know you miss him. Carry him in your heart, that's where he lives now. Continue to do the things you know he would enjoy and -- when you do -- you will know his presence. Above all, celebrate a great life.
Ric Chandgie
February 8, 2009
Ted:
I was very sorry to hear about your brother. I have fond memories of always seeing and talking to hin at Willow Grove shows and all of the Nationals. We had many great conversations about his Mays and you. I know through our chats over the years he was very proud of you. I will miss seeing him.
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Bob Chandgie
February 8, 2009
Ted:
I was very sorry to read about the loss of your brother. I'm sure that there are many children and their families who will miss his care and attention. My sympathy is with you and yours at this time.
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