Deborah Claire Berger

FUNERAL HOME

Jacob Schoen & Son Funeral Home

3827 Canal Street

New Orleans, Louisiana

Deborah Berger Obituary

Deborah Claire Berger, on Saturday, May 21, 2005 at 2:04 pm. Daughter of Yvonne Aline Wolger Berger and Milton Berger. Sister of Joel R., Linda and Victor Berger, and Karen Moskowitz. Age 49 years. A native of Englishtown, NJ and a resident of New Orleans for the past 5 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Services from the Funeral Home of JACOB SCHOEN & SON, 3827 Canal Street, will be held on Monday, May 23, 2005 at 11:00 am. Interment in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Friends may visit on Monday after 10:30 am. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Wanda Paul Blackburn for her loving care and compassion and to the entire staff at Canon Hospice. Family Guest Book may be signed online under current family services at www.schoencanalstreet.com.

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Published by The Times-Picayune on May 23, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Deborah Berger

7 Entries

Patricia

June 6, 2025

This year marks 20 years since Deborah has departed this earth and did knowing she was well loved and cared about. I miss you very much Deb and will always have a place in my heart forever. May you rest in peace.

Pakelekia

August 5, 2022

I have known Deborah for 2 years on an online message board and quickly became good friends. She and I were almost inseparable, even nearly 2,000 miles apart of living afar. She either would call me via landline or by cellphone and it was always so interesting to hear her wonderful stories. I met in person 9 months after meeting her online and then 6 months later, she drove the nearly 2,000 miles up here to Southern California to visit me. It was so wonderful and a memorable one too. I will forever cherish those wonderful memories. Rest in peace my dear friend.

Tricia Alkawadri

May 28, 2005

I am Deborah's friend from Southern California and I would like to let others know out there that we have been good friends for 2 years and that we were almost like sisters. We would spend many hours online chatting and sending each other e-mails. Not only did we do this, but we also got to meet each other in person. The first time I met Deborah in person was only 9 months after and we both had a great time together. She took me to the French Quarter upon my arrival and took me to dinner out there at a Cajun restaurant. Then she took me shopping and bought me a couple of beaded necklaces which is right now, hanging above my computer. And not long after my visit, she sent me a gift in the mail and when I opened it, it was the most beautiful gift she has sent me. It was a colorful beaded necklace with birds and I have it hanging behind me on the far wall.

Then not long after my visit to Deborah, she drove up to visit me here in Southern California and as a matter of fact, it was the week of my birthday and another friend of mine had given me a party and Deborah attended and she had a real blast.

I took Deborah to the Museumn of Tolerance and to the Farmer's Market in Los Angeles. I also took her to other places too and she really enjoyed herself alot. Deborah's visit to me will always be remembered.

What I admired in Deborah was her sweet and kind heart. Not only that, but she was highly intelligent as well and she was good with needlework. One of her favorite passion was crocheting and she had given me one of her projects and it was Mardi Gras masqerade and it was done in many different colors.

I remained in contact with Deborah until she left this earth and I am really going to miss her alot. But I know that she is in a place where she is now with the angels.

Wanda Blackburn

May 23, 2005

I Wanda Blackburn would like to extend my sympathy to the entire Berger family. It's been a pleasure working for you. I feel as though I really did bond with Debb. I truly will miss my friend. Every now and then in life we meet a real angel, and that's what I had in her. She was the kindest person to meet, we had some beautiful and sometimes hallarious times. I'm glad she's no longer in pain. Forever my love Mrs. Blackburn.

Chaplain Jerry Pesses

May 23, 2005

Dear Family,

I am truly sorry for the loss of your sister Deborah. It was our sincere honor to have been able to provide the kind of spiritual care Debbie needed and wanted.

I know the family will mourn her and will miss her.May her memory be a sorce of strength to all of you.

Sincerely

Jerry Pesses Chaplain

Director of Pastoral Care

Canon Hospice.

Anne Gormly

May 23, 2005

Debbie has been a part of my life for many, many years from the day she was a student of mine at Trenton State College. My family and I share your sorrow at her passing. She was a very talented and special woman whom we will miss. Our prayers and thoughts go out to you and your family.

Jewish Family Service Staff

May 23, 2005

Deborah will be remembered for her kindness and wonderful spirit. May she find peace and her memory be a blessing in the lives of her family.

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