Bertram Schild

Birth date: Jan 12, 1921 Death date: Aug 5, 2015

Bertram Schild 94 passed away August 5, 2015 surrounded by his loving family. The son of Ruben and Lena Schild, was born on January 12, 1921 in Brooklyn, New York, a place he always loved. An avid athlete and Dodgers fan he spent Read Obituary

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With Love Always, Elizabeth, Jackie And Neal Hargis

556w ago

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Elizabeth Hargis

556w ago

What do I say to a man that was intelligent, loved his family and had a great sense of humor other than I loved my Uncle Buddy. One of the memories that I will cherish is when we visited Uncle Buddy and Sue at their beautiful home in California. I say "we" as I was thrilled my children Jacqueline now 29 and Neal now 25 got to meet him and spend good quality time with him. Uncle Buddy, I don't think you ever knew how much I cherished your love. You made quite the positive impression on my children too! You will be missed in this world.
Now you are on your way to heaven and I imagine in my mind that you and my dad Marvin will be watching sports together from tennis to football.
This world was a better place with you in it.
All my love,
Elizabeth, Jackie and Neal.

Elizabeth Hargis

556w ago

I had to think what to say for a day or so as this wonderful man Bertram Schild was my only Uncle. My childhood memories of Uncle Buddy as I called him, my cousins, Maureen, Ken, and Gloria are of the Sunday's we spent together. As my father Marvin and Bert beat each other up on the tennis courts, Gloria and I were playing games in her room and Kenny was listening to music in his. I remember Maureen always watching over us as an excellent role model.
Of course when the guys were done playing tennis and they were both fierce competitors, things could get noisy in the house depending who won and lost. Uncle Buddy would always come back and check on us. I loved him more than he ever knew. It brings tears to my eyes to say Good bye Uncle Buddy. The world was a better place with you in it.

Arthur N Framke

556w ago

I shall always treasure my relationship with bert from the first time I in him in a brokerage office in coral gables,fla in the early 1960,s I maveled and learned much at his grasp of investing in the markets he taught me much ,a man who spoke his mind but a man who was kind and giving it was an honor and pleasure to know him during his lifetime my prayers are with his wife Suzanne and his children HE WILL BE MISSED respectfully,ARTHUR N FRAMKE

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