She was born in CA but moved to Illinois before she was six. She met and married her life long love & partner Roy Alwyn Sherwood Ber in 1945. They moved to Spanish Fort, Alabama in 1949 and then developed a mobile home business in 1950. They later moved to Mobile in 1955. She was active with her church and worked to be close to God on a daily basis. Margaret loved to draw and frequently gave hand made cards for anniversaries and birthdays. She was the most loving and gentlest soul to all she knew. She is survived by her one child, a son, Mark Allen Berg (Deborah) of South Carolina; two granddaughters Adrienne Berg of Mobile and Michelle Berg Atkinson Troyer of South Carolina. She had one Great Grandson, Tristan. She adopted, in her heart, one daughter, Cheryl Thomley Rush (Kenneth) of Texas, whom she cherished and helped in keeping close to God. Cremation services provided by Mobile Funeral Home & Crematory. Family will spread her ashes.
She was born in CA but moved to Illinois before she was six. She met and married her life long love & partner Roy Alwyn Sherwood Ber in 1945. They moved to Spanish Fort, Alabama in 1949 and then developed a mobile home business in 1950. They later moved to Mobile in 1955. She was active with her church and worked to be close to God on a daily basis. Margaret loved to draw and frequently gave hand made cards for anniversaries and birthdays. She was the most loving and gentlest soul to all she knew. She is survived by her one child, a son, Mark Allen Berg (Deborah) of South Carolina; two granddaughters Adrienne Berg of Mobile and Michelle Berg Atkinson Troyer of South Carolina. She had one Great Grandson, Tristan. She adopted, in her heart, one daughter, Cheryl Thomley Rush (Kenneth) of Texas, whom she cherished and helped in keeping close to God. Cremation services provided by Mobile Funeral Home & Crematory. Family will spread her ashes.
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