Chester A. Weigle

On behalf of GROW (Hope) formerly Sending Hope, we send our condolences. I know he had an instrumental impact on Pastor Dave's life and the Trails to Life camps in Wiang Pa Pao, Thailand. We are grateful for the impact he had on the lives of so many rescued girls in Thailand. His heart for this ministry will be carried on.

Besides my father, Chet had the most influence on my teenage years - as a biology teacher (I majored in biology in college), soccer coach, Trail to Life "foe" and trips to the Canadian wilderness. God surely greeted him with "well done my good and faithful servant!"

So Sorry to hear the news. God Bless you

To my teacher, coach, and friend. Thanks Chet for being a great example of God's love in all that you did and showed in being a man of God. You will be missed but your efforts here will be remembered for years to come in the stories we share with our families. Great is your reward from your Heavenly Father who loves you more than we can. Enter into the joy of being with Christ!

God has Blessed you Chet. As you have Blessed others. I remember you held my son Rich for ransom. For Tp your trees. Called me around 9 pm to get him back for a few rolls of Tp. Lol I said keep him . I will pick Rich up around 2pm the next day You can have him due some work for you for the Ransom. Lol Picked him up the next day. Yes Chet had him help him. Lol . God bless RIP. Ole Friend.

What an amazing man of God and "a good and faithful servant". May he know the impact he had on the world.

Carol and Family- Please accept our deepest condolences. May our Brother Chet RIP. Chet was a fine man, and example for us all to follow, and he made this world a much better place. It was our honor to know you and Chet. Thank you for your kindness and updates. Hang in there. With Love & Kind Regards, Helper, Susan, & Eric Breckinridge County, KY

The beloved first principal of Mansfield Christian School. It was an honor to know him.

Coach Weigle was one of the most influential men in my life as a boy growing up through high school. I had a good fortune to attend Mansfield Christian School and play soccer for him for four years. He taught me how to play tough, fair, and with purpose. He embodied what a Christian man should be, and I will always be grateful for him. I pray for peace for his family, and that his memory may be eternal.