Mike T. Weber

Mike Weber, age 59, of Earlville, Iowa, passed away peacefully on July 31,2025, surrounded with the love of his family.

Born on October 20 1965, Mike lived a life marked by hard work, deep faith, and unwavering love for his family. A lifelong truck driver, he spent countless hours behind the wheel of a semi, proudly hauling freight across the country and providing for those he loved most. But no matter how far the road took him, his heart was always back home — in the fields he farmed, in the machine shed tinkering with engines, and with the family he cherished beyond measure.

God blessed him with two sons, his greatest joy and proudest legacy. He raised them with strong hands, a generous heart, and a deep sense of responsibility and purpose. Whether they were working on pickup trucks or semis together in the shop or sharing stories over a Saturday morning breakfast, those quiet, everyday moments were the ones he treasured most.

Mike was a man of steady faith, a neighbor you could count on, and a father who led by example. He believed in the value of honest work, the reward of a job done right, and the importance of time spent with those you love. His memory will live on in the grease-stained tools he used, the tracks in the fields he plowed, and the laughter that echoed in the early morning breakfasts shared with his boys.

Mike is survived by wife, Tina of 28 years, his sons, Jeremy and Benjamin, brother Randy (Michele) Weber, sister, Vicki Weber, Mother-in-Law JoAnn Potter, Danielle (Katy), Nichole and Brooke (Randy) and Dylan. And countless friends and family who will miss his strength, his stories, and his smile.

Mike was preceded in death by his parents Arthur and Marilyn Weber, brother Ricky Jay, Fathers-in-Laws Robert Potter and George Settle.

A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, August 16, 2025, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Reiff Funereal Home in Dyersville, Iowa, where a prayer service will be held at 3:30 p.m., followed by sharing stories and events of Mike’s life.  In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you honor Mike’s memory by sharing a meal with someone you love or family, get your hands dirty fixing something with your kids, or simply watching the sunrise from the tailgate of a truck with your better half.

Mike was a man who loved deeply, worked hard, and left the world better than he found it. He will be missed more than words can say.