Sallie E. Weber

She was so loved at Foxboro! My son saw her several times when dealing with a few issues and she was so kind. What a beautiful person

Sallie made us all feel so special and loved, her arms were always welcoming and ready to give you a hug. Sallie my friend you will be missed, thank you for sharing your heart with us all here at Foxboro Elementary, I will miss your smiling face as I walk down the halls but always feel your spirit with us. We were all blessed to have known you.

Miss Weber was the counselor at my elementary school. She would come in to our class about once a month and that was always my favorite. I´m not sure how it started but me and her had an inside joke where when she would walk in the door I would point at her with a funny look on my face and she would do it back. This carried on through the 5 years of elementary school that I knew her. One of the best people I had the privilege of knowing.

Although I did not know Sallie well, I remember her very well on the Northwest Nazarene College campus during our time there in the 80´s. She was always smiling & had such bright & friendly disposition. She consistently acknowledged me in passing & just was such a genuine person. She was hilarious in variety shows on campus & just brought a special "light" wherever she was. My condolences to the family in this time of loss & sorrow. Your loss is no doubt profound.

Miss Weber spoke of my child as if she was her favorite student. Now I can see she truly loved every child & they were all her favorite! My condolences to all whose life she made better.

Miss Weber was an amazing teacher. Condolences from the Riha family.

Sallie and I worked together at Woods Cross Elementary and again T Foxboro Elementary. She was an amazing counselor and the students and staff adored her. She was a powerful influence for so many young people. She was a cherished friend. I loved our visits and my day was always better when she was in the building. I have so many wonderful memories with her, and I count her as one of my life-long friends. She was a gift to everyone she knew. I will miss her dearly.

My brothers and I remember her from growing up at school. We knew her from woods cross elementary and foxboro. We all loved her and remember how amazing of a lady she was. Sending love to her family during this time