John Weber
John Weber was a rock.
During his six decades living on Whidbey Island, he devoted countless hours to causes near and dear his heart, including a 26-year run as a member of the Coupeville School Board.
Mr. Weber, who was also one of my semi-regular Videoville customers with wife Benye back in the day, passed away in September.
We send our condolences to his family and hail the positive impact he had on our town, which included being the Chairman of the school board when Mickey Clark Field was created in 1975.
John E Weber
March 28, 1934-Sept 8, 2024
John E Weber, 91, of Coupeville, Washington passed away with his devoted family by his side.
John was born and raised in Waukegan, Illinois.
After high school he enlisted in the Air Force and was stationed in White Sands, New Mexico, where he met his wife, Benye Weber.
John’s profession entailed the Air Force, Goodyear Aerospace, and several civil service contractors.
He traveled the world with his family in tow.
The adventures of traveling landed John, his wife Benye, and sons Ed and Ted on Whidbey Island.
They fell in love with the island and developed many friendships over their 60 years there.
John’s passion was devoted to his wife and family as well as the Coupeville School Board for 26 years.
He was heavily involved with the Arts and Crafts Festival, Coupeville Water Festival, Island County Fair, and the Republicans of Whidbey Island.
John was always willing to offer a helping hand.
He loved the time he spent with his grandchildren, Jordan, Tori, and Jake.
John Weber, being a firm believer in Jesus Christ, the family knows he is at a place of comfort and joy now.
He is preceded in death by loving wife Benye Weber, parents Blanche and Theodore Weber, sister Mary Retz, and granddaughter Jordan Weber.
He is survived by brothers, Joe Weber, George Weber, sons Ed Weber (Judy), Ted Weber (Chris), and granddaughter Tori Weber.
Private graveside services will be held for immediate family.
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