Rev. Frederick Sheely Weiser

The addition to my MAXSON Family by the hero - Conrad Weiser, has made us all very proud. Ray Maxson

I was one of the fortunate people who experienced Pastor Weiser´s amazing tours of Germany. The first was a trip to see where my Ernst and Weber ancestors had lived. I went with my father and one of my sons. I also visited the marvelous Christmas markets with some of my other children. The markets were incredible but couldn´t compare with meeting the talented artists in Seiffen and attending church services there. Fred is in my thoughts and prayers, especially at Christmas.

My Weiser roots have always been dear to me, especially the connection to the beginning of America and the guidance to Religion that made the USA possible. Ray Maxson

Where does the time go? No, Uncle Fred, you are not forgotten. Remembering you today! In fact, we are continuing your work with the Weiser Family Association.

May God Bless you and comfort you in heaven and your loving family of Weiser relatives.. your cousin.. Ray Maxson

Not forgotten, by any means. Thinking of you, Uncle Fred.

Dear Uncle Fred,
It has been almost six years since you left us. Of course, you are remembered by many. I am pleased that your collection of Fraktur will go on display at Winterthur this spring. You put a lot of energy into that collection.

Love, Mark

A bit early, but still. We are thinking of you as your birthday nears, Uncle Fred. I think you would be happy with the Weiser Family website maintained by Laura McQuaid, and I think you would like the Weiser Facebook page maintained by Mike Weiser.

Happy Birthday, Uncle Fred!