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Teresa Grant Marzec
February 5, 2011
My heartfelt sympathy for the Weber family. I had Mr. Weber as a math teacher in the 7th grade and math has always been my favorite subject.Every job I have ever had, has had to deal with numbers.There will never be another teacher to teach math as Mr. Weber had.May all your joyous memories help heal the hurt your heart is feeling and know that he is now in a better home.
Dawn Black
January 15, 2011
I am so sorry about your family's loss. I had Mr. Weber as a teacher in Rossford. I loved to hear his stories about playing against the Globetrotters. His love for math helped me to decide to major in math in college.
January 15, 2011
We heard about Bro. Stan's passing from our son, James, in Colorado and were saddened but also gladdened to know he is with our LORD of whom he served many many years. Isn't it great to know that to be absent from the body is to be present with the LORD! My Dad, Bro. Arnold Leach, always said, "the greatest heritage you can leave your children is knowing you are in Heaven when you leave this world."
We are praying for you.
Mike & Sharlotte McGary
John Hreben
January 14, 2011
I was saddened to hear of the passing of Mr Weber, who was a strong influence in my life at a very early age. Have fond memmories of him both in the classroom and watching and listening to him throughout the years at Rossford High. Great memories of palying softball in the yard as a child and then showing his famous "hook Shot" when competing at the house with Greg,Ron and the neighbors. My sincerest sympathies to the entire Weber family.
James McGary
January 14, 2011
I am so sorry for your family's loss. I remember having Mr. Weber as a Sunday School Teacher in both 4th and 5th grade at Liberty Baptist Church. He was a great man, and will be truly missed.
Micheal Rodriguez
January 14, 2011
I am sorry for your loss. I truly respected Mr. Weber and he helped push me when I had him as a teacher in 7th grade. It is of no surprise that math would thereafter be my favorite subject and I truly owe that to him.
Barbara Jones-Rasey
January 13, 2011
So sorry for your loss! I remember Mr. Weber from Liberty Baptist Church years ago back when I was growing up. The Webbers were wonderful people. My prayers are with all of the family.
January 13, 2011
I want to express my sympathy to the Weber family. I was a Blade sports writer and covered the BGSU team when Stan played. He was a great gentleman and a great athlete. Jim Richard, Sylvania, OH
Joseph Peer
January 13, 2011
My sympathies to his family. I played on the last varsity basketball team at Rossford that he coached.(1959-1961) I have many fond memories for the 3 years that I played for him.
Delbert Tisdale
January 12, 2011
I was very fortunate to have Mr Weber as a coach and a math teacher. He was always fair and firm. If I didn't do the right thing, he'd tell me he'd put his 14's up my maximus gluteus. He said that when he stopped talking to me then he stopped caring. On that note I say "Thank You Mr Weber" for giving me direction. My sincere sympathy to the Weber family. RHS Class of 1969 . . .
Bruce Johnson
January 12, 2011
Love and fond memories from Bruce,Debbie,Steve,Annette,Matt Johnson. We love you all and will miss Uncle Stan greatly until we meet again in the presence of our Savior.
Erica Samson
January 12, 2011
To the Entire Weber Family,
We are all saddened by your loss. We had the honor of not only knowing Mr. Weber the teacher but Mr. Weber the neighbor. We all have fond memories of running track around the cornfield, basketball games (around the world), softball in the lot, midnight ghost throughout the neighborhood (he always won), playing school in the basement and so much more. These memories along with the memories that you have made, will forever live in our hearts. Rest in Peace Mr. Weber.
God Bless all of you.
The Masnyk Family
Michael Masnyk Jr
January 12, 2011
To the Weber Family, It was with much sadness that I received the news this afternoon of the passing of "Mr Weber". As a young boy growing up across the street I would watch expectantly as he would coach and work with Greg and Ron at the basketball goal on the side of the garage, all while I was waiting for the opportunity to be coached myself. Those days did come as I often would wander over to knock on the back door to ask for permission to play in their driveway, which was always granted. Although Mr. Weber was never an 'official' coach of mine I learned quite a lot while playing in that driveway.
His larger than life personality fit his stature and it suited him well as a 7th grade math teacher. Always strong yet always fair. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful person with the rest of us. He obviously touched a lot of us and will be missed by many. My sincerest sympathies and condolences for your loss. Peace to you all. Michael Masnyk Jr. (RHS Class of 1980)
Jim, John and Tim Entry
January 12, 2011
We were lucky to be taught and coached by Mr. Weber. He treated everyone equally and fairly. He brought out the maximum potential in all three of us, both in the classroom and on the track. The lessons of hard work have served us well in later life. May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Rich Almester
January 12, 2011
Mr. Weber (Stanley) as we called him was one of my most favorite teachers and the best coach I ever had!! I do beleive the faith he had in me as a young runner truely brought out the very best of me when I ran. He pushed me to limits I never thought I could acheive. He was a very fair man and demanded respect from all his students.
Tuffy Reason
January 12, 2011
During the 58-59 Toledo Federation basketball season I played against Stan in a game. We were both inside players and I remember exchanging a few shoves and verbal exchanges during the game while fighting for rebounds, all part of the game. My friend Cal Christensen always spoke well of Stan. I never met Stan but in the late 90's or early 2000's it was either Greg or Ron who did some painting for our son Casey and later for my wife Jan and me for our home. I was so impressed with the Weber son and excuse me for not remembering the exact name. My wife Jan and I extend our condolences to the Weber family. Dolly, my friend Jack Breese told me you were his very best PE teacher he ever had during his tenure as principal at Josephine Fassett Junior High School. I e-mailed Jack, told him to look for Stan's obituary. Like Cal, I was a UT Rocket basketball player.
Michelle Montague
January 12, 2011
Dear Weber Family,
While I never had the honor of being taught or coached by Mr. Weber, I certainly felt the impression he left upon my older siblings and parents who all speak highly and fondly of him. He will be remembered long after his passing with admiration and respect. My sincerest sympathy to the family.
Respectfully,
Michelle Montague
Regina Gwozdz (Gina Duris)
January 12, 2011
Dear Weber Family. I am sorry for you loss. How could I ever forget Mr. Weber, I was in his class when President Kennedy was shot. Mr. Weber pushed a TV into the room for us all to watch. Each time I remember President Kennedy I think of Mr. Weber. A wonderful teacher and coach. I wish I had known he went to Lewis church as I visited there last year. This picture is exactly how I remember him. Nice to know he is rejoicing with Jesus. God's healing grace and love to the family.
Cindy Montague Drill
January 12, 2011
I was on Rossford's very first girl's cross country team coached by Mr. Weber. He was my 7th grade math teacher as well. There wasn't a better teacher, coach or human being then Mr. Weber. He was strong and gentle at the same time. I especially appreciated the respect and enthusiasm he had for girl's sports and his female athletes at a time when they were just beginning prominence in high school sports. I have thought fondly of Mr. Weber over the years. The Weber family's loss is certainly heavens gain.
Schermbeck F
January 12, 2011
Dear Weber Family,
I have been blessed to have had him in my life as a coach, a teacher and an Hero. He showed me a passion for life that I will never forget. What an amazing man he will be missed by all.
Judy Smith Fritz
January 12, 2011
Such a wonderful teacher and man of God. He will be truly missed by all that knew him. I have never met anyone who could remember a persons name even after 20+ years. He truly was a kind gentle giant of a man. He treated everyone equally and fairly. He brought out the potential in all his students where it be in his class room or on the field while running track. His students truly had respect for this man. Our loss is heavens gain. I will miss you Mr Weber, until we meet again.
Ron Tisdale
January 12, 2011
Mr sincere condolences to the WEBER FAMILY , Mr. Stan Weber was a great man he help many to succeed in this journy of life . Thanks from the Tisdales
Mary Kay Courtney (Burkard)
January 12, 2011
Awesome man! Awesome teacher! Rest in peace in the Lord's arms. May the family find comfort in the kind words, thoughts, and prayers of all who knew him.
Parents of Jessie and Brook
January 12, 2011
Dear Dolly and family,
Condolences for you and your family at the loss of Stan. Prayers will be lifted up as you go through this period and the Celebration of his life.
Dan and I both enjoyed being around him at Liberty Baptist and listening to his wonderful stories and words of wisdom. Even though it's been awhile since we've seen each other, we still hold onto fond memories of him and Dolly.
In Christian Love,
Dan and Kathy Oberski
Dave Arnold
January 11, 2011
Stan encouraged both his classroom students and his athletes by showing them how to emphasize their strong points. All my late 1950s memories of him are "keepers."
Mark Montague
January 11, 2011
I was saddedned to hear of the passing of one of the Lord's tough and gruff, but fairest angels in Mr. Weber (I always had to much respect for him to ever call him Stan). As a mentor, coach and teacher of me through Jr and Sr High at Rossford High School, I learned many things about life from him that came out later in my life, my faith being one of them. He kept a Bible on his desk in Math Class and weilded it always for our good (even when we were to young to understand). He encouraged and directed my athletic efforts all the way through Jr and Sr High and helped me obtain many awards as a result of this encouragement. A tear was in my eye as I read his Obituary and saw how many other's lives he touched so profoundly (not surprising) like mine in such a quiet way.
Rick Goeke
January 11, 2011
Mr. Weber was my math teacher and cross country coach. His teaching and coaching style, emphasizing responsibility, accountability, hard work, and an undying reliance on our Good Lord, live with me to this day. I try to incorporate his mannerisms and lessons into my classroom, as Mr. Weber is a big reason why I'm a teacher today. Mr. Weber has my unending gratitude for the lessons learned in the classroom and on the cross country course 30+ years ago, and I pray that our Good Lord will continue to bless the Weber family.
January 11, 2011
I have always had the greatest respect for Stan Weber as a fellow teacher, coach, and man. I treasured his friendship and regret hearing of his passing.
Some of my fondest memories was a couple of summers painting classrooms with Don Jackson and Stan. His high level of energy and humor made the experience not only profitable, but fun.
My sincere sympathies to his family.
Jim McCumber
Wrestlling Coach, Rossford High School 1973-1998
January 11, 2011
We just picked up the death notice while in Mexico and we were very saddened to hear of his passing. Stan was an outstanding mentor for Ed during his time at Rossford. Ed and Stan coached together and became good friends and remained friends during Ed's career. He was a great mentor for Ed and we are sorry we can't be there. You have our deepest sympathy. God Bless the Weber family. Ed and Linda Reiter. Pam Long is here with us and also sends her sympathy.
Diana (Bower) Fink
January 11, 2011
I was so sorry to hear of Mr. Weber's passing. I had him for 7th grade math at RJHS back in the early 80's. What a memorable class that was! He was a great man and an excellent teacher. I'd like to offer my sincere condolences to his family and friends. May the Lord bring you all comfort during your time of sadness.
C P & Nancy Johnson
January 11, 2011
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Michele Patton
January 11, 2011
Dear Weber Family especially Mrs. Weber,
I will always remember the joy he had for the Lord and was always willing to help those in need of a ride to church and to teach others about Christ.. My thoughts and my prayers are with you all. May God grant you peace and comfort during this time.
God Bless you,
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