David L. Berger

Birth date: Oct 7, 1936 Death date: Jun 7, 2024

TEACHER, FARMER, GRANDPA. David Leroy Berger died Friday, June 7, 2024, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. He was born in St. Louisville, Ohio, on October 7, 1936, to Grace Lillian (Pound) Berger and Charles David Read Obituary

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L R Watson

78w ago

To the Family and Friends...
Just learned of "Mr Berger" having passed... I am so sad at his leaving each of you. He was my 9th grade Alegbra teacher--- long ago and far away @ Lincoln Jr High. There's not a time Algebra is mentioned that I don't think of him...
It seems he had a terrific life here. That is worthy of a deep smile.
Now, best wishes for you to use your loving memories and his legacy, until you each get to hug him again.
Peace and may his memory be a Blessing.

Lucy N Robinson
(Mrs Joseph T Watson)
Lexington, SC
7 25 24

Sheila Wisecarver

79w ago

David, you were an amazing friend and companion. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. I miss you dearly.

Phyllis Swigert

82w ago

I worked with David on census. He was always fun to work with. I will remember him fondly.

Beverly Mellars-Craney

83w ago

An exceptional teacher I had at Roosevelt.made a huge impact in me and such a nice guy. All my best to his family ❤

David Birckbichler

83w ago

I taught at Mary Ann Elementary School with Mr. Berger in 1969. Truly a fantastic teacher, caring and unselfish person. My sincere condolences to his family.

Judy Knicely (Carr)

84w ago

Thr Berger family were in our lives at very young age...we had one of the first TV's so we had company a lot. Lightening bugs were a favorite for us kids. Lillian had Christmas eve with us at church her last year. Blessings from the Carr family. Bubby and Judy

Sierra Stanton

84w ago

Dave was truly a one of a kind!! He will be missed by so many! Sending many prayers, peace and comfort to you all during this difficult time.

Vicki Mccullough-Byers

84w ago

My deepest sympathy. David was always able to provide a good story or wonderful family memory. Rest in heaven.

Elysabeth Busby

84w ago

Mr. Berger was truly a one of a kind neighbor! It was an absolute delight to see him, he always had an interesting story to tell and always spoke when he saw us out and about. So sorry for your loss, he was one in a million.

Jim Branscome

84w ago

David was my math and Ohio history teacher at Roosevelt Junior High school in the 1974-75 school year. I still remember much about his class and when I ran into him about 7 years ago, he was surprised by how much I had retained. I laid a word on him "hoffabedahdahmohgweenie" and he was floored that I remembered it. I think he picked it up in Guam. From riding his bicycle down the hallway at Roosevelt to playing softball and football with us at recess, he was truly one of a kind. I saw him about six weeks ago at the Texas Roadhouse Grill, but was tied up with family and didn't get a chance to speak. God bless you "Mr. Berger", I'm sure the doors of heaven flung wide open form you arrival.

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