May 7th

[Ken Hill]

Tomorrow will mark the 4th year since Steve Berman's passing. Please take a moment and pay your respects in your own way to a man who gave a lot to cave diving and asked for nothing in return. /K

[Kelly Jessop]

Tomorrow will mark the 4th year since Steve Berman's passing. Please take a moment and pay your respects in your own way to a man who gave a lot to cave diving and asked for nothing in return. /K

Thanks Ken for posting in memory of Steve Berman. People say they remember where they were when the twin towers were struck,I will always remember where I was standing when I got the news about Steve,and so will many more. A true friend to cave diving that will always be missed.

[ARY]

I'm newbie to cavediving but i always read the titles on his map and remember that there was a person who died to make it for me. If it would be in my mountains country such man would have his plate on granite. Something people might think of.

[Gary]

If it would be in my mountains country such man would have his plate on granite. Something people might think of.

In Ginnie a pile of stones in the "White Room" off the bone line and "Steve's Cathedral" a room back past the Hinkle are dedicated sites to the man.

There used to be one of his arrows at the 90 degree turn on the Bone Room line. I used to joke, "Take a left turn at Steve." Then after he died, the next time I took that line I noticed there was just a plain white arrow there. Someone had made a swap and gained a souvenir.

Last December we were going through the Keyhole and I suddenly remembered that there had been a Steve arrow in the Keyhole Bypass. Upon exit I had my buddy wait on the line while I scooted over to the bypass, and sure enough, Steve's arrow was still there. Was I tempted to take it?

No way.

Russell

[Dwain]

It's a humbling experience when going into the White Room.

If I remember correctly, an arrow with STEVE on it is at the 90 degree turn.

[John L.]

I can put a nice marker in the pile of stones in the white room with Steve's name and dates, but I want to get some input first. Some people might be offended. Let me know.
John

[Dwain]

I can put a nice marker in the pile of stones in the white room with Steve's name and dates, but I want to get some input first. Some people might be offended. Let me know.
John

There is already a marker made of gray PVC, but I’m not apposed to a different more permanent style.

[Gary]

I can put a nice marker in the pile of stones in the white room with Steve's name and dates, but I want to get some input first.

There are too many people to remember to put plaques in every room in Ginnie. It's been 4 years and no one has forgotten Steve yet.

How about something nice for his wife or something on land?