Mary Carol (Bedell) Berger, 75, of Norwalk, CT died on June 7, 2020 at Norwalk Hospital. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, the daughter of the late Robert and Esther (Heenan) Bedell, and was the loving wife of William J. Berger for over 53 years.
After earning her Master’s degree, she worked for many years in information systems. She was the Vice President of Engineering Information, and served as past National President of Information Services; while with Elsivere International, she traveled extensively across Europe, and introduced the Chinese to engineering database for various research projects. (more can be found in American edition of Who’s Who) She enjoyed traveling and gardening in her yard.
In addition to her husband Bill, she is survived by cousins Patty and Dick Koslowski, and her dog Hank.
Graveside services to be held at St. John Cemetery, Norwalk. A memorial gathering will be arranged once Covid restrictions are eased.
After earning her Master’s degree, she worked for many years in information systems. She was the Vice President of Engineering Information, and served as past National President of Information Services; while with Elsivere International, she traveled extensively across Europe, and introduced the Chinese to engineering database for various research projects. (more can be found in American edition of Who’s Who) She enjoyed traveling and gardening in her yard.
In addition to her husband Bill, she is survived by cousins Patty and Dick Koslowski, and her dog Hank.
Graveside services to be held at St. John Cemetery, Norwalk. A memorial gathering will be arranged once Covid restrictions are eased.
Mary Carol (Bedell) Berger, 75, of Norwalk, CT died on June 7, 2020 at Norwalk Hospital. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, the daughter of the late Robert and Esther (Heenan) Bedell, and was the loving wife of William J. Berger for over 53 years.
After earning her Master’s degree, she worked for many years in information systems. She was the Vice President of Engineering Information, and served as past National President of Information Services; while with Elsivere International, she traveled extensively across Europe, and introduced the Chinese to engineering database for various research projects. (more can be found in American edition of Who’s Who) She enjoyed traveling and gardening in her yard.
In addition to her husband Bill, she is survived by cousins Patty and Dick Koslowski, and her dog Hank.
Graveside services to be held at St. John Cemetery, Norwalk. A memorial gathering will be arranged once Covid restrictions are eased.
After earning her Master’s degree, she worked for many years in information systems. She was the Vice President of Engineering Information, and served as past National President of Information Services; while with Elsivere International, she traveled extensively across Europe, and introduced the Chinese to engineering database for various research projects. (more can be found in American edition of Who’s Who) She enjoyed traveling and gardening in her yard.
In addition to her husband Bill, she is survived by cousins Patty and Dick Koslowski, and her dog Hank.
Graveside services to be held at St. John Cemetery, Norwalk. A memorial gathering will be arranged once Covid restrictions are eased.
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