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Rod Berg
NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. - Memorial Services for Mr. Rod Berg, 67, of Lake Hartwell Drive, who entered into rest January 15, 2014, will be conducted Saturday morning at 11 o'clock from the First Baptist Church of North Augusta. Rev. Roy Kiser officiating. Mr. Berg was a native of Buffalo, NY, a former resident of Salem, Arkansas and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, having made North Augusta his home for the past 7 years. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of North Augusta and the Bridges Sunday School Class. Mr. Berg retired as a Real Estate Broker. He was a loving husband, father and grandfather who enjoyed hunting and fishing. Mr. Berg was a principled man who believed in standing up for the common man. Survivors include his wife of 20 years, Nancy Berg; four daughters, Kimberly Sue Morey, McDonough, GA, Kelly Lynn Jones, Sandy, UT, Kristen Mae Rushton, Bakers City, OR and Lori Cline, Hudson, FL; his mother, Betty Berg, Kenmore, NY; a brother, Ted Berg, Kalispell, MT; two sisters, Patty Rowles and Peggy Davidson, both of Kenmore, NY; 23 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; numerous nieces and nephews. Posey Funeral Directors of North Augusta in charge of arrangements
REST IN PEACE, SKIP
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Dick Wightman
This one comes out of left field (which ones don't?). I was looking forward to seeing Skip at the reunion. We were in Phi Sig together and shared some "experiences". Skip's Grandparents were also very good friends of my parents! I am sorry to his family for his untimely passing. RIP "Skip"
Jim Biddlecombe
I cannot believe that skip is gone. He was the first guy I wrestled with in practice when we were on the team together. It turned into a war which pretty much ended in a draw. Stayed friends through high school and spent some time sailing and water skiing. We spent two years in German class together as we both flunked the first year. Life is short and fragile. Two weeks ago I was going along just fine and out of nowhere I had a stroke-took two hits. Saved my life by taking four asprins in the middle of it. If it is time to make some life ,, style changes, folks do it now. The way the country is going our grandkids may need our pensions and SS cecks. Be carefull. Jim Biddlecombe
John Flynn
Skip lived in the neighborhood. We used to sneak out at night in the summertime and go to the Deleware Drive-In and watch the Movies from the playground. Rodney Ted always had a smile on his face. We always had a lot of fun. I was very much looking forward to seeing him at the reunion. Rest in Peace old friend.
Barbara Taylor (Green)
Knew Skip from way back. Always had a great smile.RIP Skip.
Joe Tripi
Ah yes, that smile... It lights up my memory of him. It was an honor to have known him however briefly. My condolences to his family and friends. Respectfully. Joe Tripi
Nancy Bishop (Wittman)
Thoughts and prayers are with Skips family, so sorry for your loss. It is so hard to see our list growing with our friends. Rest in peace !
Douglas Wilson
It was difficult to hear the news that Skip had passed away. In pre senior high school days, Skip and I had been in Boy Scouts. Skip was always great to be around, an upbeat presence. He was a good leader, achieved at the highest level in scouting and was always greatly appreciated by his friends. Deepest sympathy to his family and to his friends.
John Burniston
So sorry to read that Skip has passed away. We played little league together, and a lot of sandlot ball. We always had a lot of fun, and we stayed friends at Hoover, and Ken-West. My thoughts and prayers to his family. He'll be missed.
JB
Colleen Watkins (Rotella)
My parents and Skip's parents were good friends. We hung out alot as young kids. He felt more like a cousin than a friend. My brother Bob owned a duplex in Kenmore and Skip and his wife lived upstairs. He was one of the good guys. He will be missed. So sad at hearing of his passing.