Morton Goldberg

1916–1996 (age 80)

Biography

Morton Goldberg was admired for his gentle wisdom and steady leadership in business circles, where he guided colleagues with integrity and a thoughtful ear. He treated every person with respect and used his influence to promote fairness and opportunity in the workplace.

Morton cherished time spent with family during holidays and took pleasure in sharing stories from travels near and far, always returning home grateful for the simple comforts of Mount Hope Cemetery’s peaceful grounds. His memory lives on through the lives he touched.

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