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Individual Record for: Sanford J Berg (male)

     
          
Sanford J Berg         
 
          
     

Spouse Children
Edith Meyeroviz
  (Family Record)		 Nancy Berg
Fredi Berg

Event Date Details
Birth ABT 1914
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Obituary
Page: 9 Nov 1998 Chicago Tribune (IL)     Quality: Secondary
Source Text: Sanford J. Berg, 84, former owner and operator of Pulver Machinist Supp ly Co., died Thursday in Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A l ifelong Chicago resident, Mr. Berg graduated from Northwestern Universi ty and went to work as a delivery boy for Pulver, a company run by his m other and uncles. He worked his way up to counter salesman and then too k over company operations after his uncles died. For 50 years, he owned a nd ran the business in Chicago. Relatives admired Mr. Berg for his hone sty and his devotion to family. Andrew Golding remembered how his grand father always had time to spend with him. "He was so protective of his f amily and devoted to his wife," he said. He is survived by his wife, Ed ith; two daughters, Nancy Golding and Fredi Weiss; and four grandchildr en. Private services were held.

Copyright 1998, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chi cago Tribune. Record Number: 19981109OB9811090124
Source:
Obituary
Page: 9 Nov 1998 Chicago Tribune (IL)     Quality: Secondary
Source Text: Sanford J. Berg, 84, former owner and operator of Pulver Machinist Supp ly Co., died Thursday in Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A l ifelong Chicago resident, Mr. Berg graduated from Northwestern Universi ty and went to work as a delivery boy for Pulver, a company run by his m other and uncles. He worked his way up to counter salesman and then too k over company operations after his uncles died. For 50 years, he owned a nd ran the business in Chicago. Relatives admired Mr. Berg for his hone sty and his devotion to family. Andrew Golding remembered how his grand father always had time to spend with him. "He was so protective of his f amily and devoted to his wife," he said. He is survived by his wife, Ed ith; two daughters, Nancy Golding and Fredi Weiss; and four grandchildr en. Private services were held.

Copyright 1998, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chi cago Tribune. Record Number: 19981109OB9811090124
Death 5 NOV 1998
Source:
Obituary
Page: 9 Nov 1998 Chicago Tribune (IL)     Quality: Secondary
Source Text: Sanford J. Berg, 84, former owner and operator of Pulver Machinist Supp ly Co., died Thursday in Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A l ifelong Chicago resident, Mr. Berg graduated from Northwestern Universi ty and went to work as a delivery boy for Pulver, a company run by his m other and uncles. He worked his way up to counter salesman and then too k over company operations after his uncles died. For 50 years, he owned a nd ran the business in Chicago. Relatives admired Mr. Berg for his hone sty and his devotion to family. Andrew Golding remembered how his grand father always had time to spend with him. "He was so protective of his f amily and devoted to his wife," he said. He is survived by his wife, Ed ith; two daughters, Nancy Golding and Fredi Weiss; and four grandchildr en. Private services were held.

Copyright 1998, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chi cago Tribune. Record Number: 19981109OB9811090124
Source:
Obituary
Page: 9 Nov 1998 Chicago Tribune (IL)     Quality: Secondary
Source Text: Sanford J. Berg, 84, former owner and operator of Pulver Machinist Supp ly Co., died Thursday in Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A l ifelong Chicago resident, Mr. Berg graduated from Northwestern Universi ty and went to work as a delivery boy for Pulver, a company run by his m other and uncles. He worked his way up to counter salesman and then too k over company operations after his uncles died. For 50 years, he owned a nd ran the business in Chicago. Relatives admired Mr. Berg for his hone sty and his devotion to family. Andrew Golding remembered how his grand father always had time to spend with him. "He was so protective of his f amily and devoted to his wife," he said. He is survived by his wife, Ed ith; two daughters, Nancy Golding and Fredi Weiss; and four grandchildr en. Private services were held.

Copyright 1998, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chi cago Tribune. Record Number: 19981109OB9811090124

Attribute Details
Occupation former owner and operator of Pulver Machinist Supply Co
Source:
Obituary
Page: 9 Nov 1998 Chicago Tribune (IL)     Quality: Secondary
Source Text: Sanford J. Berg, 84, former owner and operator of Pulver Machinist Supp ly Co., died Thursday in Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A l ifelong Chicago resident, Mr. Berg graduated from Northwestern Universi ty and went to work as a delivery boy for Pulver, a company run by his m other and uncles. He worked his way up to counter salesman and then too k over company operations after his uncles died. For 50 years, he owned a nd ran the business in Chicago. Relatives admired Mr. Berg for his hone sty and his devotion to family. Andrew Golding remembered how his grand father always had time to spend with him. "He was so protective of his f amily and devoted to his wife," he said. He is survived by his wife, Ed ith; two daughters, Nancy Golding and Fredi Weiss; and four grandchildr en. Private services were held.

Copyright 1998, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chi cago Tribune. Record Number: 19981109OB9811090124
Source:
Obituary
Page: 9 Nov 1998 Chicago Tribune (IL)     Quality: Secondary
Source Text: Sanford J. Berg, 84, former owner and operator of Pulver Machinist Supp ly Co., died Thursday in Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A l ifelong Chicago resident, Mr. Berg graduated from Northwestern Universi ty and went to work as a delivery boy for Pulver, a company run by his m other and uncles. He worked his way up to counter salesman and then too k over company operations after his uncles died. For 50 years, he owned a nd ran the business in Chicago. Relatives admired Mr. Berg for his hone sty and his devotion to family. Andrew Golding remembered how his grand father always had time to spend with him. "He was so protective of his f amily and devoted to his wife," he said. He is survived by his wife, Ed ith; two daughters, Nancy Golding and Fredi Weiss; and four grandchildr en. Private services were held.

Copyright 1998, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chi cago Tribune. Record Number: 19981109OB9811090124
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