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Ian Weisberg Obituary
AGE: 44 • Fords
Ian R. Weisberg, age 44, of Fords died on Thursday at home. He was born in Brooklyn, grew up in Sayreville, and lived in Fords for many years. An Eagel Scout, he was a graduate of Sayreville War Memorial High School, Class of 1985, and was class valedictorian. He later attended Rutgers University. Ian was an avid bowler, and played in several Softball leagues in Sayreville and throughout Middlesex County. He was an avid NY Giant and Rutgers Football fan.
He was predeceased by his father, Irwin in 2003, and his step-father, Kenneth James in 2000. He is survived by his mother, Marilyn James; his sister and brother-in-law, Elise and Tobias Jasulevicz; and his nieces, Rebecca and Cassandra, all of Pottstown, PA.
Cremation will be private, and a memorial gathering will be held on Saturday, October 15 from 1-2 pm at the Whiteley Funeral Home, 241 Bordentown Avenue, South Amboy.
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Memories and Condolences
for Ian Weisberg
Carol
October 3, 2022
You are still missed and always will be. How Ironic that a hurricane now has your name,
Carol Prato
October 3, 2020
You will always be missed.
Amy
November 4, 2011
Ian-- I am so happy I met you in 04 when I moved to Edison -you were such a character and I'm so glad to have known you...you were a unique, incredible person. I only hope that I can continue to appreciate people in my life before they are gone. I cherished our friendship and will miss you for the rest of my life.
Randy Spulak
October 23, 2011
Goodbye my friend. Life will not be nearly as interesting without you around.
Jack Evans
October 19, 2011
I knew Ian only through FaceBook, and although we were on opposing sides of many issues, we still had each others respect. I guess its a commentary on our times that you can be closer friends with someone online than some who are physically available. Rest in peace Ian.
Ruth Cuffe
October 15, 2011
Ian, you were one of a kind. Your wit and humor (and girl scout cookies) are missed. My deepest sympathy to your family. May you rest in peace.
Cheryl and John Kuhlthau
October 14, 2011
Ian may you rest in peace knowing that you have touched so many lives with your kindness, humor and quick wit. I am honored to have known you and to have been able to call you my friend.
We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to his mother, sister and the rest of his family.
Guy & Donna Shultz
October 14, 2011
Ian,
We will miss you. Your Rutgers friends.
Lori Ruscitti
October 10, 2011
My dear cousin, you will be sorely missed. Who else is going to give me such a hard time? I hope that you now have peace.....I love you, Lori
Carol & Dan
October 10, 2011
And you my faithful friends I leave behind,
To perfect all which I have tried to do;
Raise up the weak, instruct the darkened mind,
Make gladness for the many--not the few."
To Ians family, please except my deepest sympathy. He was loved by so many..
Joe Diaz
October 10, 2011
Ian was one of the smartest people I ever met. His wit and timing set him apart from most. He will be missed.
My condolences to the family and friends.
Fran Solomon
October 9, 2011
I'll always think of you, and smile, when I see a wagon load of Girl Scout cookies. Rest well.
October 9, 2011
i will miss you and our friendship, i wish i had been a better friend. Kevin J.Heinz
Marty Tremarco
October 9, 2011
Ian was a jack of all trades and master of some. A truly unique person who will not be forgotten by me or anyone who knew him. In the words of Plato " Death is not the worst thing that can happen to a man"
Ilene Kelberman
October 9, 2011
I hope you are at peace.....I will never forget you.
Dennis O'Leary
October 9, 2011
Rest well friend,...
linda colandrea
October 9, 2011
love and miss you
Hermes Galatis
October 9, 2011
Ian, from what I could tell from my perch, was a great person. Intelligent, knowledgeable, kind, honest to a fault, quick witted and most other, if not all good qualities one can attribute to a human being. I occasionally cringed at a bluntness on his part, but always learned something from it. As a few chosen people in the past, he contributed positively to my life, and for that I am very grateful.
I met him on FaceBook and never in person, but I really, really wish I did. I really wish I did. For nothing else than to play a game of chess with him perhaps and have him elucidate some of his thoughts in exchange for mine.
My condolences to all his family, including to his cousin and sister he introduced me to a couple of weeks ago - on line.
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