Beryl was an avid reader of American Civil War history. He also had a habit of folding the corner of the last page he read in order to mark where he'd left off. Of course when in grammar school, we were taught not to do this.
When reading Civil War histories from the Wayne Library, each time I encounter a corner of a page folded, I know Beryl had been there before me and read the book. He remembered what he read! What a mind he had.

I loved talking to Beryl, he had so many stories to tell. Both he and Joan were some of the most intelligent people that I have ever met and they were eager to help sometimes at no profit to them..I will miss both of them very much. RIP Beryl and Joan.

I will truly miss Beryl at our Softball games. He was a staple on the sidelines at just about every game we played. He was a true fan. I know all of the girls that played softball at Elmwood will remember Beryl in their own way, but 1 thing will be for sure. They will remember him with a smile.
RIP Beryl. You will be missed!!!!

Will miss you greatly old friend. Rest in Gods loving arms.

best attorney i ever had that really cared about my case. I will really miss him and his wife.he was always there for me no matter what the case may be. and was like a farther i never had. I will miss his storys he told me about war & sports . He was a great man and will sadly missed exspeicaly by me s.t.And loved by many of people and a careing man that would do anything he could for you, and his wife would give you gould advise ,talk to ya forr hours and always worried about beryl when he left home . I will miss them both very much .Love s.t

Never a dull moment when Beryl came to the office to do business. He was a friend to all and so intelligent. He knew I loved golf so he always called me Babe Zaharias. He and Joan will be missed.