1935
2023

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Steve Zacher
May 23, 2023
Thank you Chef! Your skillful gift of thorough training and knowledge allowed me to become a professional chef and enjoy a successful career spanning nearly 40 years.
David Ramlow
March 2, 2023
As a class of `76 graduate, Eberhart was full of life in the kitchen and classroom. His sense humor, and genuine caring for the class was amazing.
He was a great man, great mentor, and I know he was a very loyal family man and friend to many.
He surely helped give me a boost into my culinary career, and I will always be thankful.
Ernie Swanson
February 28, 2023
I too was in that first class in 1967, Eberthard had a hard time adjusting to teenagers fooling around like we did. But he would be proud of what we learned from him. Today my whole family is still in foodservice in June we open our 7th full service restaurant. Thank you Eberhart.....
Dick milon
February 28, 2023
I was in the 1st graduation class from the new TVI in `67 and Eberhrd was a young teacher with great talent and everyone learned much from him. He became a Life long friend as well!
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greg
February 27, 2023
1974 , i just graduated from high school, i enrolled in the culinary program at ST PAUL TVI . we had 4 great chefs in the 1 yr program . CHEF WERTHMANN stood above the rest , ill always cherish my time learning from him . he gave us his cooking knowledge, his stories ,his humor and a little bit of boot camp to our class. we were on high alert being around him. we discovered later, he was a very funny and compassionate man, when we didnt screw up! his way of teaching , made us all better persons in life! when he saw something boiling on the stove, he would say in his thick accent ,what are you cooking? and yell cow- a- bunga!!!!! thankyou for all the great memories greg 1975 graduate
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