My little brother was born doing World War 2.Our Mom was hospitalized for a long time and I being the oldest girl was given the baby to take care of. I loved my little red haired baby brother from day one, even I dropped him out of the baby buggy, I was lucky he was not injured.( when he at times did not behave I was blamed that the fall had caused this) In 1958 he and our sister joined us here in Denver. Since our Father did not get the visa to come to the USA because of the discovery that he to had lung cancer. Mom & Dad stayed behind. They let Ute & Otto come because they wanted their children to have it better. I was a young married woman and found my self raising two teenagers along with our 2 boys We had a lot of fun with Otto & Ute our boys adored them and U Otto is to this day their favorite uncle. Otto surprised us one day when he stuck his head out of the car window and all his red curls were gone. He got himself a butch:-) We moved from Denver and saw all the Biebers only occasional. But in 2004 we moved here to Parker and our relationship was refreshed. Otto came almost every week to our home for dinner he always brought me a bouquet of flowers and a smile. Since then I called him my “Blumen Junge” It was very sad when he told me of his illness. We both shed a few tears but then decided to make the best of the time we would have together. We treasured the get- together with all his family. His children all loved him so and took so great care of him. Thank You Robert ,Joyce, Amie & Erica The Lord will always bless you for all you did for your Dad. You all are very special. We all will miss you Otto, but we have many great memories to treasure. Well done great servant you will always have a special place in our hearts. Love you your SIS