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Adrian Weis Obituary
Adrian was always happy and outgoing, enjoyed dancing and loved all types of music, especially Elvis, classical and country. An avid bowler and bocci ball player, Adrian won several gold medals at the Special Olympics. He also enjoyed playing board games, watching movies and was a loyal Georgia Bulldog fan.
Family members include his sister: Barbara Meyer (Charles); nieces and nephew: Katherine Podrazhansky (Michael), Charles E. Meyer (Stacie) and Jane Tronco (John); great nieces and nephews: Ava, Ben, Mark and Jane Podrazhansky, Jack and Katherine Tronco. He was preceded in death by his parents: Walter and Rita Weis; brother: Walter F. Weis, Jr., M.D. and niece: Elizabeth Rita Meyer. The family would like to express their gratitude for the devoted caregivers in Adrian's life, especially Tracy Fowler and Shawanda Elam.
The funeral Mass will be held Monday, February 7, 2022 at 2:00PM at St. Mary on the Hill Catholic Church with Fr. Mark Ross as celebrant. Interment will follow in Westover Memorial Park. The Mass will be livestreamed at www.stmaryonthehill.org
Memorial contributions may be made to Lynndale, Inc., 1490 Eisenhower Drive, Augusta, GA 30904, a community support service, where Adrian thrived for over 45 years.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484. Please sign the guestbook at www.thomaspoteet.com
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Myra Bowman
February 7, 2022
Adrian was one of the first of friendly faces that I had the pleasure to meet when I started at Lynndale. I´ll always remember the fun stories of Special Olympics, great meals "filled to the gills", and Bingo winnings he loved to share along with the excitement he had for life. His smile and his stories just always had a way of making your day a little brighter. Our halls will not be the same, but always greeting everyone with a smile and a warm welcome as Lynndale´s ambassador is the beautiful memory he will be leaving us. We will miss you!
Carol Hall
February 7, 2022
Adrian will be missed. He was on the go every time I saw him. I couldn´t keep up with him he moved so fast in the hallways at Lynndale. He was always kind to me which is a wonderful legacy.
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Dee Dee Davis and Pat Harter
February 4, 2022
We are so very sorry to learn of Adrian´s passing. We have loved and enjoyed being with him for so many years. He was pure joy.
Ralph, Penny and Eric Barclay
February 4, 2022
Eric lived next to Adrian at Lynndale West for well over a decade! Adrian loved doing things and was a very happy person! He will be greatly missed and our sympathy goes out to the family and all who knew and loved Adrian!
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Sharon Swift
February 3, 2022
My days were always brighter when I got to spend time with Adrian! He was always "filled to the gills" with his pure love for life! And his smile!
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