Stephen Weber

Birth date: Nov 7, 1948 Death date: Jun 7, 2016

Stephen C. Weber, 67, passed away June 7, 2016. He was born November 7, 1948 in Baltimore, MD. He served in the U.S. Army during Vietnam and was a maintenance engineer for UPS. He had a heart of gold and a great sense of humor. He Read Obituary

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Bob Weber

486w ago

He was, and will always be, my little brother. I will forever cherish him and all the memories we shared in this life. I will forever regret not being able to pick up the phone and hear his voice on the other end. He suffered long, much too long. I prayed for him every day but his body was just too worn out to recover from these last sicknesses. He was, indeed, a sweet and generous man, but he was also one of the smartest people I ever met. Please, God, give him peace, love and happiness. He truly deserves your blessings. I will miss him every day and love him even after my days are done. I love you Little Buddy. May God welcome you with open arms.

Cindy Rutledge

486w ago

Steve you truly were a sweet and generous kind man you welcomed me in your home we shared many laughs at your dining room table memories I will never forget God has a special Angel at his side Rest in peace until we meet again GOD SPEED 😇

Hughlyn Weber

486w ago

Bob and I were blessed to spend Thanksgiving in Steve and Deb’s beautiful home last November and are so glad we did. As ill as he already was, Steve’s main concern was making sure we were happy and comfortable during our visit. He was so excited to introduce us to dining at the Cheesecake Factory when he heard we had never been to one. Such a wonderful meal we shared that day. Steve and Deb taught us how to play Uno and we spent many happy hours laughing and playing each night that week. Steve and Deb’s love for each other was tangible and a beautiful thing to see. Steve’s caring and loving spirit always made me think of Santa Claus. I loved him and I miss him already.

Hughlyn Weber

486w ago

Bob and I were blessed to share Thanksgiving week with Steve and Deb in their home last November. As ill as he was he was still being typical Steve – making sure we were comfortable and happy each day we got to share. He was so excited to get to introduce us to the Cheesecake Factory when we said we had never been. He and Deb both loved playing Uno and we spent many hours laughing with him as we played each evening. He always reminded me of Santa Claus in his giving caring way. I miss you Steve and your big brother Bob misses you terribly.

Debra Weber

487w ago

Sweetest man I’ve ever known. All through his illness all he worried about was me. He worked hard all his life. I just wish would of had more time together.

Mandy B

487w ago

This man made my day every time I saw him! His sense of humor and love for me and my children like we are his own was amazing! The love and laughter that him and his wife shared was something I will never forget. Being a home health nurse you get close to your patients but it’s not very often that they adopt you as family! I always was receiving flowers on my porch, my kids gifts all the time, and calls and texts just to check on me! He put up a fight but went to the arms of the Lord exactly the way he wanted, at home with his wife! Me, Andrew and Allison will miss you like crazy! Watch over my babies for me!!! Love you Stephen Weber!

Mandy B

487w ago

This man made my day every visit! The love that him and Debra shared was amazing! Being a home health nurse, you get attached to some patients but it’s not everyone that adopts you as family! Steve and Debra did just that! His smile, laugh, and since of humor made everyone just take him in as their own! He was exactly where he wanted to be, home with his wife! He’s smiling down on us and is no longer in pain and suffering! Love you Stephen Weber! Til we meet again!

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