Theodore Weber

Dr. Weber was the father of my good friend in high school, Eric. I remember his kindness when I was visiting in his home. Then while I was traveling in Europe as a college student, Dr. and Mrs. Weber hosted me for several days in Munich where he was on sabbatical. Lastly, I had Dr. Weber as a wonderful professor for my ethics class when I was a student at Candler. I am grateful to God to have known and been blessed by Dr. Weber. David Moore Druid Hills High School 1976 Candler School of...

A kind and generous man.

Ted Weber: The early years By Bruce Perkins I am the eldest of Ted´s three nephews, and I believe I am the last person alive who knew the young Ted. I was born in 1940, when Ted was twelve years old, and from the age of five, I was raised in our pre-civil war home in Mandeville, Louisiana, on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain by Ted´s parents, Bob and Margaret Weber. The best that I can piece it together is that the family lived in Mandeville prior to World War II and during the early...

Dr. Weber was my advisor at Candler from the fall of 1979 - the spring of 1982. Looking back, I´m sure he must of wondered what God was going to do with me. I was a theological hot mess. God used him mightily in my life and today I am greatly saddened to read of his death. Through my 42 years of ministry as a pastor of the AL W. FL Conference, I have been nourished by the waters of faith he provided. Inhale Faith; Exhale Fear. Jim Sanders