Joseph "Joe" Weber

Over many decades Joe was always mentoring me. He was very kind in sharing his time & wisdom. He spoke of his family always with much love & especially about his granddaughter's. I still can envision his Navy portrait in his family room.. He was very proud of that picture. Thank you Joe for always giving me good advise in so many aspects of my life. I still use your advise to this day. You are heartfelt missed...thank you Joe for your friendship. RIP Joe with your wife and son.

It is with such sorrow that I just learned of Joe's passing. Joe was a kind person who helped me so much when my husband, Ed Brown suffered a severe stroke in 1992 and he offered to help us. Between Mr. Lerner and Joe, we were able to return to Sarasota, so Ed could continue his recovery at home. I will always remember Joe as a fun loving man, who loved his boys and their families with all his heart. RIP my dear friend. Jackie Brown Tardiff

Dr Weber was very well liked at Hoffmann-La Roche. He was an excellent family man.
When I worked in the Employee Health Department at Roche, I would visit the home of Dr.Weber many years ago and take blood from his dear wife who was dying of cancer for analysis. She was always smiling, a woman of quality. I just found out yesterday about Dr. Weber and he will always be remembered within my spirit.
I know that his wife was waiting for him and now they are join together in eternal...

My deepest condolences to his family whom he always spoke so highly of with so much love. There was nothing he wouldn't do for his family. Unfortunately I just found out about his passing. I will miss speaking with him as he was one of the nicest and smartest men I ever knew. He was always a supportive person and there was never a time you could not depend on him. Again my deepest condolences and my prayers are with the family and Joe. Rest in peace Joe. Sincerely, Barbara

My wife Fran and I were so very sorry to hear of Joe's passing. I served on the Board of Trustees of Fairleigh Dickinson University with Joe for many years and my fondest memory was our trip to the Wroxton campus in England. Joe was proud to be involved at FDU and was attentive to everyone he met and worked with. We always looked forward to seeing him at FDU events over the years and will miss his presence.

William L. O'Neill, D.D.S.
FDU Trustee

The staff of the American Cancer Fund® at www.AmericanCancerFund.org is sorry to hear of Joseph's passing. We have received a memorial donation in his name and our sincere condolences go out to his family.

My deepest sympathy, condolence, and empathy for your loss. I had the good fortune to meet Joe when I was a pre-teen and have been learning from him ever since. When I first met him what really struck me was how he listened and let you know that you were being heard with respect. As a pre-teen girl knowing that someone heard your voice was rare and uplifting . To this day I try to emulate that--his respect for others and his ability to listen. His kindness, intelligence, humor, and humility...

To Joe's Loving Family. I was so sorry to learn of your Dad/Granddad's passing. I worked with Joe while he ably served as a trustee of Fairleigh Dickenson University and greatly admired his sharp mind and commitment. Even after serving Joe continued his support. Unfailingly he bragged of his family and always shared his news of their activities and proudly showed pictures of all of you.

So sorry for your loss I wish you peace and comfort in your time of Sorrow. With deepest sympathies Patty Monti