Faith Weston Geer

I just found out abut Faith's passing, and my heart goes out to Faith's family. She was a lovely woman who was always so welcoming, and was always so helpful to me and my young nieces at St. Pauls. I am sure she will be dearly and deeply missed.

Thank you so much Faith for always making me feel so welcome at church. I just learned of your passing tonight, and you are going to be missed very dearly. May God cradle you in his loving arms in Heaven where there is only joy and no more pain.

I met your mom at a conference in San Antonio several years ago and she called me into service with the Parents Reconciling Network. When we wanted to build a website specifically for parents and RMN could not fund, she encouraged me to try on my own. From that and board members who pitched in, the Strong Family Alliance website was born. She has been a light and an encourager to me for years and I will miss her greatly. I believe the memories of her will burn brightly for so many. Many...

I grew up with your mom at Westbrook Park church and at Hoover. She always brightened any room she entered. My prayers are with you all,
Susan Williams Bucheit

I am very sorry to hear about Faith's passing. I am confident that she is resting in peace with God and our Lord Jesus. Faith's younger brother Ben was one of my best friends for many years growing up in North Canton, Ohio. I spent a lot of time at the Weston home when I was a kid. RIP Faith !

Kelly, Nathan and Natalie, you have my deepest sympathy in the loss of your lovely mother. She and I shared so much while raising our children on Montgomery Road, everything from babysitting for each other (I still remember little Nathan following me around the house saying Salwee, I''m hungwee - I did feed you dear), the disappointment of our miscarriages and then ultimately having baby showers for each other for our youngest children, Gwen and Natalie. Your mom was such a dynamic person...