Sincerest condolences from all of the volunteers at the 493rd BG Museum, Debach England.
Edward served as a Navigator, flying on Chowhound and revival missions with the 493rd BG, on the Richard Weis Crew
Dear all of you. I hope this condolenc can be read and understud. I have just found this book and are so sorry of the passing of mr Gerber. I hope you all are well. With love. Hanne Brandt. Former: Nykøbing Mors, now: Copenhagen
I will never forget Dr. Gerber who performed in my handbell choir at the UCC church in Southbury. We all adored this very kind and gentle man. Ed always had a smile for everyone and rang with a twinkle in his eye, We shall all miss this one-of-a-kind gentleman. He was a wonderful inspiration to us all.
Bonnie Havery
To the Family of Edward Gerber Jr., Lt. Shea Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 201 of Waterbury, Ct. want you to know that your loved one is in our thoughts and prayers. We thank him for his service. Betty Fries, President
Dear Mrs. Gerber, Pamela, Edward and family - sending our sincere condolences at the passing of Dr. Gerber. We have so many happy memories of family get-togethers with you. With love, Annis and Steve Karpenko
Pam and Ed, As you now our family has enjoyed many times together since we were young. Your parents being close to my parents. I always enjoyed talking to your father when I went to church at UCC. Please know that all the Bracketts send you lots of love and sympathy. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Debbie and Bernie Gracy
My father (John Koonz) thought very highly of Doctor Eddy Gerber. I remember the stories he told of your dad and him, They had many laughs and shared a great friendship. Keep all your happy times close in your heart: may they be a comfort to you.
