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Celebrating the life of

Ethel Amerson Berry

February 19, 1933 - August 11, 2011

Ethel Amerson Berry

Ethel Amerson Berry, 78, died August 8, 2011 at Savannah, GA under the care of Hospice Savannah.

She was born February 19, 1933 in Lady Lake, FL and grew up in South Carolina. She married in 1956 and moved to Savannah in the 1970's.

Ethel graduated in 1950 from Chicora High School in SC and attended business school in Charleston.

She was employed by the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce from 1980 until her retirement in 2003. Ethel was active in numerous Chamber functions and business gatherings in her tenure with the Chamber.

Ethel is survived by her son, Christopher Ray Berry of Canton, GA; her daughter, Susan Rebecca Giasson of Harlan, IA; her daughter, Lisa Berry and son-in-law Carl Peterson of Portland, OR; her brother, W J Amerson; her sister-in-law, Barbara Green of CA; her granddaughter, Amanda Cernik and husband Jeff Cernik of Omaha, NE; her granddaughter, Melissa Darringer and husband Dustin Darringer of Panama, IA; her granddaughter, Goldie Kartchner of La Porte City, IA; her great-grandsons, Jackson, Dylan, and Tristan; nephews, Byron and Ira Amerson; and nephew, Michael Cox.

The family suggests any remembrances be made in her memory to the National Cancer Society.

In lieu of a funeral, a memorial service is being planned, dates to be announced.

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Well grandma its been over a year now since you passed and I still miss your laugh! I regret not seeing or talking to you as much as I should have over the last few years but with 2 kids free time is not something that comes along very often! I miss summer and xmas visits as a big family and your delicious Jumbalaya and Low Country Boil. I miss our trips to the beach. I just plain miss you! I think of you almost every day and I know you hear me talk to you sometimes. Glad you're watching over all of us and keeping us safe! I know mom misses you a lot as well, and I'll keep an eye on her for you! ; Love you Grandma!

- Melissa Daringer, Panama, IA

October 23, 2011 My deepest sympathies to Aunt Ethel's children, grandchildren and great- grandchildren. She was a kind and caring Aunt to me during my childhood. She gave of herself generously and she will be greatly missed. Sincerely, Her Niece

- Rebecca Stevens, Brandon, MS

I'm sorry I didn't know. You have my deepest sympathies. You remain in my prayers, as always.

- Ellie, ,

We both had an opportunity to work with Ethel at the Chamber of Commerce and get acquainted years ago. She was a special lady and loved her family dearly. Our prayers are with the family as they endure this difficult time. We send our sympathy and pray for strength and peace. Agape, Sandi and Alan

- Sandi & Alan Beals, Savannah, GA

She has crossed the bridge onto her next life. Free from pain and suffering,and where all is beautiful and peaceful. May she rest in peace

- Lee Marmaras, Savannah, GA

The Berrys were our next door neighbors for many years in New Mayfair. We have fond memories of Ethel and all the children, Lisa, Susan and Chris. We want you to know that you are in our prayers at this very difficult time. Dave and Elaine Kirschner

- Dave & Elaine Kirschner, Alpharetta, GA

Well grandma its been over a year now since you passed and I still miss your laugh! I regret not seeing or talking to you as much as I should have over the last few years but with 2 kids free time is not something that comes along very often! I miss summer and xmas visits as a big family and your delicious Jumbalaya and Low Country Boil. I miss our trips to the beach. I just plain miss you! I think of you almost every day and I know you hear me talk to you sometimes. Glad you're watching over all of us and keeping us safe! I know mom misses you a lot as well, and I'll keep an eye on her for you! ; Love you Grandma!

- Melissa Daringer, Panama, IA

October 23, 2011 My deepest sympathies to Aunt Ethel's children, grandchildren and great- grandchildren. She was a kind and caring Aunt to me during my childhood. She gave of herself generously and she will be greatly missed. Sincerely, Her Niece

- Rebecca Stevens, Brandon, MS

I'm sorry I didn't know. You have my deepest sympathies. You remain in my prayers, as always.

- Ellie, ,

We both had an opportunity to work with Ethel at the Chamber of Commerce and get acquainted years ago. She was a special lady and loved her family dearly. Our prayers are with the family as they endure this difficult time. We send our sympathy and pray for strength and peace. Agape, Sandi and Alan

- Sandi & Alan Beals, Savannah, GA

She has crossed the bridge onto her next life. Free from pain and suffering,and where all is beautiful and peaceful. May she rest in peace

- Lee Marmaras, Savannah, GA

The Berrys were our next door neighbors for many years in New Mayfair. We have fond memories of Ethel and all the children, Lisa, Susan and Chris. We want you to know that you are in our prayers at this very difficult time. Dave and Elaine Kirschner

- Dave & Elaine Kirschner, Alpharetta, GA

Services under the direction of:

Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel
912-352-7200