In memoria di
Jürg Markus Burger
Informazioni
Ricordo e Gratitudine
1Annuncio funebre
“«Noch einmal blättert, den wir lange kannten, der weite Nachtwind in den harten Bäumen; doch darüber stehen, stark und diamant, in tiefen feierlichen Zwischenräumen, die grossen Sterne einer Frühlingsnacht.» (R. M. Rilke)”
Fai un gesto di sostegno
Diventa una fonte di conforto per i cari e crea uno spazio di solidarietà.
Ha lasciato una condoglianza pubblica
Ha lasciato una condoglianza pubblica
Unisciti alle 2 persone che hanno già lasciato un segno di sostegno
Messaggi & Donazioni
2La piattaforma porge le sue sincere condoglianze alla famiglia e ai cari. Ci uniamo al loro dolore in questo momento di lutto e rivolgiamo loro i nostri pensieri rispettosi.
To the Burger family, I am deeply saddened by the news of Juerg's passing. I send my sincere condolences for such a major loss. He was a great person. Juerg was my boss at Corden Pharma for 3+ years (2013-207) during which time I learned a tremendous amount from him about how to run a professional organization, and more importantly, how treating people with respect and compassion should be non-negotiable. He always took the "high road" and did so with grace. We became friends, and I will cherish that for the rest of my days. I am grateful to have known him as I did. Stewart (Boston, USA)
Ricordo e Gratitudine
1Annuncio funebre
“«Noch einmal blättert, den wir lange kannten, der weite Nachtwind in den harten Bäumen; doch darüber stehen, stark und diamant, in tiefen feierlichen Zwischenräumen, die grossen Sterne einer Frühlingsnacht.» (R. M. Rilke)”
Messaggi & Donazioni
2La piattaforma porge le sue sincere condoglianze alla famiglia e ai cari. Ci uniamo al loro dolore in questo momento di lutto e rivolgiamo loro i nostri pensieri rispettosi.
To the Burger family, I am deeply saddened by the news of Juerg's passing. I send my sincere condolences for such a major loss. He was a great person. Juerg was my boss at Corden Pharma for 3+ years (2013-207) during which time I learned a tremendous amount from him about how to run a professional organization, and more importantly, how treating people with respect and compassion should be non-negotiable. He always took the "high road" and did so with grace. We became friends, and I will cherish that for the rest of my days. I am grateful to have known him as I did. Stewart (Boston, USA)