GEORGE A. WEIMER IV

George was the best! Ed Reichek

I am going through my mother's belongings, she passed 6 years ago, I came across cards and stuff that George sent to her. I met George while he visited my mother often at the Hospice They were life long friends that started out I do believe with them working together at Case. He was a very nice and intelligent man. So as i was going through the stuff, i wondered if he had passed because he would call occasionally to see how I was doing after my moms passing.

Sorry for your loss,...

George was a great friend and mentor. His intellect, vast knowledge, of just about everything, and his terrific sense of humor, carried us through many, otherwise, mundane days in our years at Penton. My wife Becky and I miss him very much. Its a blessing to have a reminder of just what a valued person he was.

I cannot believe that he is gone... George was a larger than life presence and a good friend to me and my late husband, Dr. Robert Hahn. He was so knowledgeable on arcane subjects such as ancient religious history but yet with thoroughly modern values. Our community is less colorful without him.
Lesley Hahn

Sorry to hear of George's passing

George was a great and loyal friend. I will miss George's larger-than-life personality, intellect, and wonderful sense of humor. My wife Becky and I offer our deepest condolences to George's family.

Lou and Becky Grasso

George was a wonderful 60 year friend, who I dearly loved and will remember till the day I die. we had such fun growing up and his whole family is forever embedded on my memory. just a good loving family who embraced our youth with joy . happy memories of good people. let us reconnect, such joy must be shared. love to all for ever carol j saranita schmock p.s the hugs I got were the best in my life

My condolences to the Weimer family. George and I worked at Penton, where he penned insightful articles on key manufacturing topics. He was a great mentor--always willing to help. We enjoyed his wit and ability to tell wonderful stories, especially about his travels. He will be missed.