After our recent trip to Germany we decided to set up a Wiki site for the Werberg Family History in Minden.
In the absence of any recent posts from my blog, may I direct the dear reader once again to my wife's blog, where one can read about recent journeys, see pictures and experience all that there is to offer in life.
Here's me at a young age, already working the phones, talking to other world leaders.

Doesn't my wife looks like Gary Coleman? I think she does.

We wen to the US Open last night, got to see Capriatti and Agassi play. Agassi is older than me, and in much better shape.

One of the grandmothers I never knew. This is my Mom's mom, Bessie, though I believe she went by "Betty".

Spent a weekend up in the Adirondacks, with two friends, my wife and a dog. I made Pad Thai and Cauliflower Penne. Only the dog threw up, but the hosts claimed it wasn't totally my fault...

In case you're looking for a getaway, this place was really nice.
My mom is the baby in the picture below, and the woman in the middle is her mother, Bessie. The woman on the right would be my great-grandmother, Sarah Lechter, who was born Sarah Mehlman. The man, we think, is her second husband, Josef Lechter.

My Great Aunt Rose and Uncle Bill at our wedding, dancing the night away:
![]()
My brother got a dirtbike recently. I need to ride it soon, it looks fun.

My father's uncle, Fritz Philipp, the watchmaker. In this picture he's calibrating the timing on a watch. Fritz was a dwarf, left Germany in the 1930's, and died in Norfolk, Virginia of cirrhosis of the liver.

Going through some old family pictures at home, found this one of my Mom being taught Braille by Helen Keller.
