OBITUARY
Bertram Schnitzer
June 21, 1929 – November 12, 2019
Bertram Schnitzer was born on June 21, 1929 and passed away on November 12, 2019 and is under the care of Muehlig Funeral Chapel.
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Bertram Schnitzer
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ADD A MEMORYRobert Wolber
December 5, 2019
Bert was one of my two "pathology dads" and one of the kindest souls I have ever had the privilege of knowing in my life. He taught me to seek for the truths that really make a difference in our profession. My deepest sympathies go out to his lovely wife Anna. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him well.
Bob Wolber, Vancouver BC
Jerry Davis
November 27, 2019
What can you say about a man who didn't say much, but when he spoke everyone listened? Bert helped me write my first professional publication. I consulted with him numerous times regarding peripheral smears. Not just an expert in his field, but a leader by example of commitment and contentment in real time. I can still hear him whistling to himself at 5:32 AM in the men's locker room at the Y. I already miss him dearly. My thoughts are with his family. Bert lives on in the hearts of many. Bert is legend.
Patricia Anderson
November 18, 2019
It always seemed like Bert and Anna were practically joined at the hip. I'd visit Anna in her office, and Bert would call. She always smiled when he called, even when she was busy with other things and didn't have time to talk. Anna would leave work promptly on time, because Bert was always waiting for her. I'd see her on the street, and there was Bert. Bert kept involved at the Pathology Department forever (it seemed like!) and so sometimes he'd be in the hallways, and we'd pass him while walking. He and Anna took such joy in each other's presence, and literally walked through the world together. I know Bert is so well known in his professional work, but I always think of him as "Anna's Bert."
Anne Heise
November 16, 2019
Bert and Anna always seemed to enjoy their time at the Y and most especially I loved to see how devoted they were to one another.