Dr. David Frederick Weber

We have enjoyed his Honorverse series. Stephanie reads them all each year. David Weber was able to pass each characters' feelings and personality so well -- the reader feels that he/she knows the person (character) so well. Mostly it makes one feel at times that our feelings for being in the situation might be the very same. May all in the Weber family know of our love and prayers.

We are so sorry to hear that Dave died on Thursday. We enjoyed the time we spent in his company when we lived in Bloomington/Normal. He was a good friend to Derek in the Biology Department and he and Darlene helped us become part of the faculty community as well as the greater community. We will miss him.

Sending our deepest sympathy and warm hugs to all your family. What an extraordinary difference one beautiful life has made.

So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. He certainly was an asset to the community, including Young Mens Club and Kodaroamers.

Sorry for your loss

Darlene, and family. As a Young Mens Club member I so enjoyed my visits with Dave, and as a Kodaromers member and photographer I enjoyed your travels and presentations. He will be so missed. Please accept my Sincere Condolences on his passing.

Dave was a wonderful person and colleague. I very much enjoyed our discussions of maize genetics, cytology, and life. I was fortunate to inherit Dave's laboratory in the School of Biological Sciences at ISU when he retired. Dave was very generous and supportive through the transition. Dave will be very much missed.