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He had a great sense of humor, so witty and full of jokes all the time. He used to love to watch the games and also enjoyed cooking some good barbecue on gamedays. The next time the Saints or Longhorns take the field will be a day he is heavy on our hearts. He always looked forward to football season. Kirk worked in the medical device industry for decades so naturally he was like a walking medical encyclopedia. Kirk’s long battle with all illness, and the excruciating pain he endured daily, calmly came to an end on Augwith his wife, Amy, by his side. Sadly, his long battle with sickness left his body broken and frail, and his quality of life was severely diminished. Fortunately, he didn’t let his illnesses keep him down, he was a hard worker and always managed to provide for his family.

He was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2017 and at that time he was already battling an aggressive form of diabetes. His pets miss him terribly as well, Oscar and Lucky keep waiting for their daddy to get home.

He will be thought of often and his memory will live on through his girls. It is difficult to explain to a little girl why her daddy is not here anymore.

His two little girls, Mikayla and Molly, will miss him the most. Kirk will be missed by all those who loved him. Our beloved Kirk Ehron Berg, age 44, resident of Buda, Texas was called by our Heavenly Father on Monday, August 17, 2020.