William Paul "Tut" Weichert Iv

I had fine memories with Tut. One how he was incredulously happy. On an early morning on a frigid Sunday our kids very young, my just crashed '96 Chevy Impala died in a hot mess in front of his house. He came out, surveyed broken parts and colorful fluids leaking everywhere and nonplussed as all get out acted like I was stopping in for a beer. Will miss that demeanor. Condolences to Mary, Will V and family.

I have known Tut’s face around town for as long as I can remember.
I never knew him personally until recently, when we would bump into each other at Charley’s Aunt or Marco Polo.
We had a few talks together and I always left our chats with a great impression. This was a good man, husband, and father.
He told me about his first feelings of loving “Mare,”practically at first sight.
He spoke of his children proudly.
The most memorable conversation was about a dear...

Condolences to the family, I knew Bill as childhood friend, so sorry for your loss

I first met Billy Weichert when we were in the Morris County Militia
As a very young fifer at the time he had the dubious pleasure of marching right in front of our drum line. He was always fun to be around , particularly in later years when the corps would reassemble to renew friendships and enjoy performing each 4th of July in Chatham.
Gone way too soon to the big jam session in the sky
RIP Billy

OUR HEARTS ARE SO SADDEND WITH THS LOSS OF TUT......YOU ARE SUCH A PLEASURE TO HAVE KNOWN . GOD BLESS MARY AND ALL OF THE FAMILY AND THANK YOU TUT FOR ALWAYS MAKING THE WORLD A NICER PLACE TO BE .

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

What a shock to all, god bless him and his family. Tut was always friendly and out going, and just a great guy. I am glad to have know him. Peace be with you Tut, Tim Cloidt

So sorry to hear of this loss .... sending condolences to my tennis friend, Barbara.