Jeffrey Glen Weaver

I was stunned to hear about Jeff's death. He attended our 20th year reunion last year and it was great to see him. Jeff was always a quite guy in school and when I saw him last year, he seemed to have come out of his shell. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family.

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Jeffs death. I saw him last year at our 20th reunion. He joined us for golf as the 5th in our group. We talked about his cute little car that he drove from Kansas and how his family was doing. Jeff will always be remembered by me as a kind, quiet person. I am glad that I had the chance to spend time with him last summer. My deepest sympathy to his parents and sister.

I never had the pleasure of meeting Jeff but live down the street from him. As a mother of 2 young kids I always appreciated the way he would always be careful of the kids riding bikes or roller blading in the street when he drove by. He always had a friendly wave and smile for us.

For all of us who live in Jeff's neighborhood, we are so sorry for your loss.

There are so many good memories I have of Jeff and K-State. I had 2 studio's with him;(late night wackey bonding). I mountained biked with him ALOT;(the athletic competetive bonding). And I worked with him at Seaton Hall over the summers in Manhattan; (the hourly daily grind bond). He was a big part of my life for about 3 years. Back in 91 at I had this great idea of riding mountain bikes from Manhattan to Topeka on the gravel roads. Jeff was the only one crazy enogh to join.

I met Jeff through our Astrology group a few years ago. He was always someone with a quick smile and lending hand to anyone in need in the group. We truly enjoyed having him serve on the board for the last few years. I was looking forward to working with him out at Ren Fest this year. We always enjoyed watching the people.
He will be greatly missed by our group.

Jeff and I started BRR on the same day back in 1998. I never thought that we would converse that much, being on different teams, let alone develop any sort of camaraderie. He was quite a guy, in his own quiet sort of way.

Jeff and I met through my wife Cathy when he started to work at Boice, Raidl, and Rae. A group of us would get together and eat lunches. Some of his favorite places where Don Chilito's, China Star and Chartroose Caboose. During these lunches I got to know a part of Jeff. We enjoyed talks about Jeb, his house that he bought a few years ago. And the mini that he waited for and received last year. Jeff was always athletic he would talk about yoga classes and biking. I remember seeing him and the...

Jeff and I met through his Aunt Jan Ballard. We shared alot of fun memories together. One of his favorite stories he shared was when he graduated from K State, he walked Jeb across the stage with him to receive his diploma. We always had a good time together from taking Jeb for walks on the trails to riding bikes. I can remember one time Jeff and I were getting together and he rode his bike from Liberty to I-29 just to see me. He always enjoyed riding. Jeff, I will always miss you and hold...

I was a close friend of Jeff's at K-State. I don't think I would have made it through my last two years without his support and friendship. I will always remember Jeff as one of the kindest, most generous and most genuine people I have ever known. I will miss you dearly, Jeff!