Mark Tyberg

Mark J Tyberg, age 39, Geneva, IL View Details

Cities: Jeannette PA, Monroeville PA Possible Relatives: Brian E Tyberg, Sara Aubrey Tyberg, Katherine T Less

Mark Lawrence Tyberg, age 40, Grantsburg, WI View Details

Cities: Jeannette PA, Monroeville PA Possible Relatives: Brian E Tyberg, Sara Aubrey Tyberg, Katherine T Less

Mark E Tyberg, age 61, Jeannette, PA View Details

Locations: Jeannette PA, Monroeville PA Possible Relatives: Brian E Tyberg, Sara Aubrey Tyberg

Mark Lawrence Tyberg, age 40, Grantsburg, WI View Details

Locations: Jeannette PA, Monroeville PA Possible Relatives: Brian E Tyberg, Sara Aubrey Tyberg

Mark E Tyberg, age 60s, Jeannette, PA View Details

Locations: Jeannette PA, Penn PA, Monroeville PA Possible Relatives: Jill Ellen Leslie, Axel H Tyberg, Brian D Tyberg

Mark Tyberg, age 60s, Foley, MN View Details

Locations: Foley MN, Clear Lake MN, Minneapolis MN

Mark J Tyberg View Details

Address:***** Sheffield Ln, Geneva, IL. Phone Number: (630) 309-****

Mark L Tyberg View Details

Address:***** Wellman Rd, Grantsburg, WI. Phone Number: (320) 980-****

Marty Bergen (bridge)

Marty A. Bergen is an American bridge teacher, writer and player. A ten-time national champion and American Contract Bridge League Grand Life Master, he retired from active competition in 1993. He is read more...still a bridge teacher and writer and is a World Bridge Federation World International Master. He was recently voted to be the 22nd most influential person in the history of bridge.read less...

Marktbergel

Marktbergel is a municipality in the district of Neustadt (Aisch)-Bad Windsheim in Bavaria in Germany.

Marty Bergmann

Martin Alexander Ernst "Marty" Bergmann was a Canadian scientist and public servant. A marine biologist by training, Bergmann spent 24 years with the Canadian federal Department of Fisheries and Oceanread more...s, latterly as Director of the Centre of Expertise for Arctic Aquatic Research Excellence, before taking up the position of head of Natural Resources Canada's Polar Continental Shelf Program. During his career in the Public Service of Canada Bergmann was instrumental in greatly expanding Canada's Arctic research capabilities. He was a leading player in establishing the International Polar Year of 2007–2008, and has been called a "leading and relentless evangelist in national and international scientific circles" by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS). He died in the crash of First Air Flight 6560 near Resolute, Nunavut, on 20 August 2011. Since his death numerous memorials have been made to Bergmann, including the naming of the Arctic Research Foundation research vessel Martin Bergmann, the establishment of the RCGS's Martin Bergmann Medal, and the naming of a 375 million year-old fossil fish species found in Nunavut, Holoptychius bergmanni, in recognition of his "scientific endeavors [that] communicated the relevance of the Arctic region to a global audience."read less...