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From:
Peter Muth
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Monday, January 11, 2021
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As Alumni Secretary at Mu Chapter of Sigma Pi in 1972 and 1973 (my sophomore and junior years) I recall Bert as one of our rare supporters among the sprinkling of alumni dues the house received every year. I also remember seeing Bert's support when I became Sage in my senior year. It is funny how time can change one's perspective. At the time, a brother from the class of 1961 seemed ancient -- these days, the difference of a mere dozen years seems miniscule. I have only been on the Alumni Board for a year, and missed the pleasure of reconnecting with Bert. But the fact that the Board has gone from strength to strength in recent years is certainly partly due to Bert's effort. Rest in peace Brother. - Peter
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From:
JARETT WAIT
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Monday, January 4, 2021
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On behalf of Sigma Pi Fraternity, Cornell University, please accept our sympathies for the passing of brother Bert. Bert was the founding patron of the Mu Chapter, Educational Foundation. His leadership and generosity will never be forgotten. Respectfully, Jarett Wait Alumni Board President, Sigma Pi Fraternity, Cornell University
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From:
Rachel harrop Wells
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Thursday, December 31, 2020
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Losing a parent is gut wrenching. My dad was a giant among men. He thaught us a strong work ethic, loyalty, never give up, never underestimate someone, always always provide for the less fortunate, always remember your roots and always give back. Shortly before he passed, he asked me about his legacy...His legacy lives through 4 amazingly smart, giving, compassionate, loyal, caring, driven young women in his grand daughters. They carry on his legacy and are proud to! You will be sorely missed Daddy, but I am so glad you are with David and Momma again.
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