Birth date: May 1, 1947 Death date: May 6, 2021
To live stream funeral mass click this link: youtu.be/hlfsX52iHdE Registry for Reinhold "Reno" Berg Reinhold "Reno" Berg, age 74, of Ames, Iowa passed away at home on May 6, 2021. A public visitation will be held May 11, 2021 from Read Obituary
Jan and family, So sorry to hear of Reno’s passing. Please know you’re in our thoughts and prayers. Fond memories of you, Reno and the kids next door. Love Dave and Mary Jo
Jan and Family, I am so sorry you have lost Reno. He was a very happy man and looked at his glass as half full always. I sure do hope Morris and Reno are having coffee together. Take care Jan. Sue
I extend my deepest sympathy to Reno's family. I have always held Reno in the highest regard as a human service professional, family man, and friend. Reno and I started our CEO jobs here in Ames at about the same time. I will always be grateful for his support and collaboration between YSS and Mainstream Living. He will be sorely missed.
On behalf of the entire CARF staff and Reno's surveyor colleagues, our collective condolences to the family for your loss. Reno was a terrific and warm person, and he will be missed by all of us. Brian Boon and the "CARF family."
You were also such a happy guy growing up and looking at the memorial video, you never quit being that same guy. How fortunate your whole family was to have had you in their lives and for such a long time. Rein~ you will be missed by so many and now join so many of our Classmates beyond the pearly gates. RIP~
P(hyllis) Denise McCrea Israel - MHS Class of 1965
Thinking of you today. What a wonderful man. Deepest sympathy to you , Jan, and to your family. Love you !
My sincerest sympathy to you Jan and your family. Maxine Julius
Thinking of you Jan at this sad time. Keeping you and your family in prayer.. Take care.. Sending you hugs.
I met Reno a number of years ago when we were working together on a Carf survey. We were able to survey two more times together and kept in touch over social media. We both played piano and loved to fish so I always enjoyed visiting with him. He was a kind sole who always made me laugh.
I knew Reno through our long association as fellow Executive Directors of organizations that provided services, support and resources to persons with disabilities. He and I attended meetings and served on various committees together, and he was considered one of the leaders in disability services in our state. I liked and admired him for his leadership, his wisdom, his sense of humor and most of all our professional friendship. He was a very good man and will be sorely missed. My sincere sympathy to his family.
