Tommy and Sheila, I am so sorry to hear about your loss.  I have fond memories of Albert.  He was always happy.  Your family is in my prayers.

Mr. Berry was such a sweet person, and my parent's neighbor. (Bob and Sadie Cutler). Our whole family thought the world of him and send our sympathies to your family and also to Lucy.

My prayers and thoughts are with you.  I went to school with his Sister "Tilly".  I am the widow of Bob Malone who worked with Albert.  It was a pleasure to have known both Dorothy and Albert, even tho it wasn't until '88 when I married Bob.  I know if he was still living he would have been close and visited him.  I enjoyed Albert and Dorothy's visit with us during the time of Bob's illness.  I am not able to attend the service, health prevents my being with you. 
Jeanette Malone

I am sorry to hear of your loss.  I have enjoyed reading the guest book responses and truly wish I had known him.  You must have wonderful memories to comfort you.
Warmest regards,
Priscilla Eichler Pittman, FPHS60

We were better people for having known Papaw. 
 
"...Go rest high on that mountain.
Son your work on earth is done.
Go to Heaven a shoutin' love for the Father and the Son."

Until we meet again...

With deepest sympathy to the family during your time of grief...Psalm 46:1...God is for us a refuge and strength, A help that is readily to be found during difficult times...May God provide you with peace and comfort to endure the days ahead.

It was a privilege to have worked with Albert. Great friend, great test board man.

Albert was the epitome of a telephone man and was a "class act" as a co-worker and person. Thank you for your time with us!

Uncle Albert was a sweetheart and we all will miss him. We send our love and prayers to all the family.

Albert was a kind, generous and caring man who was a friend and mentor in my early working days at Southern Bell. He will be met up above with open arms and those words we all hope to hear, "Well Done, Thou Good and Faithful Servant". 
                                                                 Travis Mills (Atlanta, Georgia)

Mr.Berry was a great wonderful man. He taught me how to use humor and clever wit to influence others. He lived a life of honesty an sincerety. He was like Will Rodgers. He loved everybody. Anyone who met him was fortunate. Heaven just cheered up!

Tommy, Irvin M. and I are so sorry to hear about your Dad.  He was a great Icon in the community and our lives. We will see you Monday...Jerry and Irvin.

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Thomas Albert Berry Jr.

January 20, 1917 – September 26, 2012

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