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Maurice “Maury” Gustav Segerberg, passed quietly on February 18th with his wife of 66 years, Yvonne, at his side. He is survived by his three children – David (Von), Judy Milner (Jim) and Ken (Terry); four grandchildren; and twelve great-grandchildren. He was a lifelong resident of Albany where he supported the Little League, Campfire Girls,Continue Reading
Pete Mason
left a message on February 20, 2016:
Remembering the great times at the bike shop! Maury was a great friend, boss and my mentor for many years and continued as a great friend to the end. Will miss him!
Pete Mason
Lawrence DiCostanzo
left a message on February 23, 2016:
Maury was our neighbor since 1976 when we moved over from San Francisco. We bought all of our bikes from him at the Schwinn store in downtown Berkeley. These included the ones with training wheels for the kids and Barbara's first road bike. So, Maury helped us to launch into a lifetime of joy in riding. He was a friendly and charming neighbor. We always saw him at the Earthquake Safety meetings. We always, always stopped by to smell the fragrance from that powerful bush of lavender roses out in front of his house.
Lawrence, Barbara, Lisa and Nicholas DiCostanzo at "1078"
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Pete Mason
left a message on February 20, 2016:
Remembering the great times at the bike shop! Maury was a great friend, boss and my mentor for many years and continued as a great friend to the end. Will miss him!
Pete Mason
Lawrence DiCostanzo
left a message on February 23, 2016:
Maury was our neighbor since 1976 when we moved over from San Francisco. We bought all of our bikes from him at the Schwinn store in downtown Berkeley. These included the ones with training wheels for the kids and Barbara's first road bike. So, Maury helped us to launch into a lifetime of joy in riding. He was a friendly and charming neighbor. We always saw him at the Earthquake Safety meetings. We always, always stopped by to smell the fragrance from that powerful bush of lavender roses out in front of his house.
Lawrence, Barbara, Lisa and Nicholas DiCostanzo at "1078"
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.