Martin Vorhees Bergen, Jr.

1872–1941 (age 69)

Biography

Martin Vorhees Bergen, Jr. devoted himself to the pursuits of scholarship and civic duty, leaving a gentle yet significant imprint on the Princeton community. His kindness extended to students and townspeople who appreciated his thoughtful engagement and encouragement.

He carried with him a calm dignity and a readiness to lend support wherever it was needed, weaving the values of service and integrity into daily life. Those who knew him remember a man whose quiet determination shaped the lives of many.

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