Mark Yerger passed away

[gunter83]

Ruhe in Frieden!
very sad news....

[seaburn]

http://lancasteronline.com/obituaries/m ... a0aef.html

His obituary in his local newspaper.

[pintere]

Does anyone have a complete list of the works that Yerger wrote?

[Semenov]

R.I.P.

[von thoma]

Bad news, another important loss for all the interested in these subjects.
However, he leaves us a good legacy with his books and with all his contributions on the Forums.
Thanks Mark C. Yerger, until forever.

[Boby]

Very sorry to read this.

DEP Mark.

[Dutto1]

R.I.P Mark

[Prosper Vandenbroucke]

Requiscat in pace Mark

[harmel]

Sad news on the death of Mark.
I have 7 of his books in my collection they are all first class books.
My thoughts are with his family at this time.
Harmel

[Luftman129]

RIP and thank you for all the information you have shared, Mark!

Thanks,
Chris

[history1]

There are no words to express the sorrow.
RIP, Mark.

[Edward L. Hsiao]

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I have nine volumes of the German Cross in Gold Holders of the Police and Waffen-SS plus the German Cross in Silver Holders of the Police and Waffen-SS. I'm waiting for the tenth volume of German Cross in Gold holders of them. I think he did an excellent job of creating these volumes. I sincerely hoped that Mark Yerger will meet those German WWII veterans up in Heaven especially,Otto Weidinger and Heinz Harmel. I wanted to go up in Heaven soon and meet them too! By the way,did Mark Yerger ever served in the military? I silently salute him. I sincerely hope that somebody would still research and make into volumes of German Cross in Gold Holders of the Wehrmacht. Especially the Police and the Waffen-SS!

Sincerely,

Edward L. Hsiao

P.S.,The two volumes of the 'Totenkopf" are my nine and tenth of the German Cross in Gold Holders of the Police and Waffen-SS. What age did Yerger passed away?

[krichter33]

I'm truly sorry to hear this! As a writer and researcher he was without any equal. I know I've been personally critical of him in the past, but the real knowledge of the pain he went through in order to release his work, and the warmth he showed with others close to him, or those he was mentoring, make me truly sorry to see him gone...it is a real shock, and everyone must thank him for the work he produced and the help he provided, despite the physical, mental, and emotional pain he went through....I'm so sorry

[Edward L. Hsiao]

Humans don't live forever on planet Earth. The world is in complete chaos now. Mark Yerger won't have anymore pain in his body and mind now that he is in Heaven with the Lord. More of the WWII veterans from all over the world especially Germany and the United States are no longer of this world. They are with God in Heaven. I think Mark will be talking with them.

Sincerely,

Edward L. Hsiao

[pim]

In reply to a few questions:
- Mark had twenty-two (22) works published. All GREAT. In my opinion the 2 volume "Knights of Steel" are my favourite.
- He was 61 years old
- I don't believe he ever served in the military. At least not to my knowledge.

Please correct me if I'm wrong with anything.
Again R.I.P dear Mark.