Edward E. Weller

I was a young man when I reported to the USS AMERICA CVA=66 in 1969, and was assigned to V3 Division. Mr. Weller was my division officer. From day one we hit it off. Ed noticed my Masonic Ring one day and asked me a few questions and discovered we had a common interest. As time went by he became my mentor for some strange attachment we just hit it off. During our 1970 wespac cruise my work ethic impressed him so that he put me in for the Navy Achievement Medal that I am extremely proud...

Mr. Weller was clearly a mentor to me during my USS AMERICA CVA/CV 66 experience. And more than that he was a friend long after we parted. Think of him often with fondness along with Bev and the girls. Fair winds and following seas may you RIP.
Don "Tailhooker" Richardson

Ed was not only my CO on Hangar Deck of the USS AMERICA 1970 Wespac but he was my best friend. He got me several rides in the back seat of the F4J Phantom. What a ride, I fell in love with that airplane the first launch. He also helped me through my Masonic Rites. What a versatile man. You will be Missed Ed.

Don "Tailhooker" Richardson
Irvine, KY
859-779-1753

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this difficult time. We know his brother Lee C Weller from HBG..........

So very sad to learn of Ed's passing.Our friendship has been a true blessing. Love to you, Beverle, and yours, Carol Lehr

Condolences from Ed's classmates from William Penn High School, Harrisburg PA, Class of 1947. We remember him well.

Condolences from Ed's classmates from William Penn High School, Harrisburg PA, Class of 1947.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We have such wonderful memories of our days at Holden Beach. Ed will always be in our hearts.

Our hearts are broken at the news of Ed's passing. He and all your family are very precious to us. We are thankful for all the good memories and the fun we have had in years past. May all the good memories soon fill the void you now feel.

With our love and most sincere condolences,
Ronnie and Pat