JOHN ALBERT WEISS Jr.

Our deepest condolences. Uncle John was always the life of every party. So many of my childhood memories involve him playing the accordian at family gatherings. He will be missed.

I were saddened to read of the passing of Johnny Weiss, for he was the Best Man at our wedding and a dear friend of mine for many years.We met in Bible study at the Lutheran Church in Maple Heights when I was a teenager and he was the teacher.We sang together in the church choir for many years,sang in the Cleveland Lutheran Choir, and played in a Polka band together with my Uncle for several years.
During the period that I and my wife
knew Johnny he brought so much love
and joy in...

We have lost one of our greatest assets at our senior center. He was never without a smile and a song. His favorite expressions "let's have a party" and "I love people" was exactly how he lived his life. He did so much for our other folks here and they just loved him. We will feel this loss for a long time. Our sympathy to a loving, caring family.
The staff from Coleman Adult Day Services

John is one of the Great Ones put on this Earth, he always was able to help and find the good in everyone and in every situations. He will be missed by all, I thank God that he was a part of my life.

Oh how I'll miss him. My prayers go out to his family. He is a nice person, and he believes he will be in heaven. The last time I saw him was on October 27, 2012 at his house.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.