Benjamin John Weitekamp

Dear John, Christine, Melissa and Allison - You and your entire familiies are in our thoughts and prayers as you grieve the tragic loss of your beloved son and brother. May you find some peace and comfort in your warm memories of Ben and the outpouring of love and support from those close to you.

Steve and Joyce Korducki and Family

When I heard of Ben's death, I was stunned and heartbroken. A talented artist, a kind and caring soul, a Korducki and a Weitekamp. Our young people face challenges that are beyond our comprehension. Very Recently, our parish community lost a talented artistic young man and we still feel the loss. Ben lives even though he has passed. We will be there to help support your family. And, we will be there to find out what we can do in our parish, community and country to create change. It is...

Dear Ben,
You were an amazing friend. You had such a beautiful soul and I'm so happy I met you. You made a difference in my life and many others. I'll never forget when we first met at work, going to the lake and swimming, telling funny stories and secrets on the beach, and my favorite...dancing in front of a huge crowd of people, you twirling me around like a ballerina, just not caring what they thought about us. That's how you lived life. You never judged anyone for anything they...

Dearest Weitekamps,
My family and I are heartbroken by the loss of Ben. I feel so very fortunate to have had the opportunity to spend six years of his childhood with him in Orchestra. I remember him as a sweet, compassionate and thoughtful young man with a wonderful sense of humor. Chadd and I have such fond memories of the day he and Brady came to our place to fish and Ben fell out of the kayak and into the river.
He has always and will continue to hold a very special and dear...

Dear Weitekamp Family,
I am very sorry for your loss. Earth has no sorrow that Heaven cannot heal. With love and prayers, Sally Norris

john and family..im so sorry to hear about your son ben. may he rest in peace

My deepest sympathy to all. I knew Ben while he attended New Berlin Eisenhower, he was a wonderful young man. Mrs. M.

Chrissy, our sincerest condolences to you and your family. May God ease the heavy burden on your heart.

I sat next to Ben oftentimes throughout middle school and high school when he played the cello and I played the viola in orchestra. We'd grown apart over the years, but I'll always remember him for making me laugh and being an intelligent, thoughtful guy. I can't believe I just ran into him at the WI State Fair last summer and now he's gone. You will be missed; Rest in peace, Ben.