Gerhard Bremer brought Computer Meetings for seniors to success. Now a club takes over the administration. ; Gerhard Bremer keeps the cup coffee firm in the hand, while sitting on the brown leather sofa in his single family house in St. Gallen and speaks about his life’s work. ; The 75-year old is the founder of the Computeria St. Gallen, a combination of computer self-helps and coffee party for ladies and gentlemen over fifty. ; Following the model of St. Gallen it developed within five years Computerias in nearly 30 Swiss cities. « On this couch I invented the name Computeria » the man with the grey-haired chin beard smiles proud. ; But in the Computeria St. Gallen bubbles it since short as in the coffee machine of the family Bremer. ; After Bremer had again asked its companions in the past months always to relieve him, they made a club from the Computeria just two weeks ago against his ideas. ; ; They appointed the 74-year old Elsa Bergmann as president and Bremer – the founder – the honour membership. ; « We have Gerhard Bremer much to owe », says Elsa Bergmann,
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