GLASS PAPERWEIGHT
HAL DAVID BERGER
2/87
LIMITED EDITION
SINGED BY HAL DAVID BERGER
5 INCHES HEIGHT
IN MINT CONDITION
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Memorial to Hal Berger
Hal David Berger, a 20-year glass art veteran,
passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on October
18, 2oo3. Hal touched the lives of many young glass
artists, as well as many veteran glass artists, throughout
the country. Hal was blessed with a great wit and sense
of humor, and as all his friends know, he loved a good
time and communion with fellow glassblowers.
Hal was the sole breadwinner for his family – he
was generous to a fault. Hal gave his time, as well as his
beautiful glass, to every cause that touched his heart,
including the Emporia State University and Emporia
High School glass programs, the Arts Council, and many
other civic organizations. It is time now for us to help
out a glass art family in need. I’m asking for glass artiststhroughout the world to send a signed piece of glass 
to be auctioned in the spring of 2004 in honor of this
good man. Hal is survived by his wife of 32 years,
Joanne; a daughter Lindsey, a freshman at Kansas
University; and son Brian, a junior and glassblower at
Emporia High School.
Glass art donations to the family can be sent to:
Robert McKinney, 1630 Road M5, Emporia, KS 66801.
Monetary donations can be sent to the Hal David
Berger fund, c/o Robert, Blue, and Barnett Funeral
Home, 605 State St. Emporia, KS 66801.
Alan Keck is a glassblowing teacher at Emporia High
School in Emporia, Kans