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| Spouse: |
Katherine E. Weber
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| Children: |
Gregory Evan Weber
Darleen K. Weber Jackson
Cynthia L. Weber Turner
Robert S. Weber
Diana Weber
Paul Turner
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| Grandchildren: |
Evan Jackson
Hillary Jackson
Heather Jackson
Kim Aurs
Gena Wendell
Mel Wendell
Erin Weber
Megan Turner
Kathy Rosebloom Nelson
Thomas Rosebloom
David Rosebloom
Great Grandchildren: Jarret
Carter
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| Parents: |
Harry and Maude Weber
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| Siblings: |
Harry Weber
Mildred Weber Martin
Don Weber
George Robert Weber
William Weber
David Weber
Faye Weber
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Birth Date: 6/3/1922
Death Date: 7/16/2001
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Garden of Hope and Valor, Lot 114 D, Grave 3
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| Marion Raymond Weber was a son, a brother, a husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. His favorite child was the one sitting on his lap at that very moment. Marion retired as a quality control engineer for a company now known as Roach. He was part of many new technologies over the years and if asked could tell you about all of them. He was, to the very end, a Navy Man. Four years of active service with an honorable discharge, rank of Mechanist Mate Third Class and sixteen years in the Civilian Navy at Naval Avionics. He could tell a story; some about the Navy, some about his life and most just to make you smile, even if they were sometimes stretched ever so slightly. He came from a big loving family. The fifth child of eight; he was named after a very large mining shovel that his father operated. He loved books and to read the newspaper from cover to cover. He loved God and his belief in God got him through many trails in his life. Things like being at war, losing a son at age 7 to leukemia, several illnesses, 23 years of heart disease, two open-heart operations and finally lung cancer. We were very lucky to have Marion in our lives. He gave his wife 54 years of marriage, his children all the love in the world and taught us to be proud to be a part of the USA. There is no question in my heart; the greatest dad in the world is waiting for us in Heaven. In time, we will all be with him again. |
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Marion (front left), with his father and brothers. (l to r back) Harry, Jr., David(baby), Harry Sr., Don, Bob (George), (front) Marion and Bill.
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Marion in uniform during his service in the Navy 1942.
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Marion standing in Kay's parents driveway before they were married.
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Marion and Kay on a date at Holiday Park on Spring Mill Road.
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Marion and Kay with first child, Robert at Christmas, 1949.
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Kay and Marion with their first three children. (r to l) Bob , Greg and Darleen.
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Marion and Kay riding their bicycle built for two.
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Marion and Kay at one of his ship reunions.
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Marion proudly showing his honorable discharge papers framed.
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Marion center with Kay, left and their grandchildren at their 50th Wedding Anniversary Party.
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