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Portrait of John Weber
In loving memory

John Weber

December 12, 1885 – April 12, 1959
Lived 73 years
Quincy Valley Cemetery · Soap Lake, Washington
Life story

John Weber was born in Walter, Russia, December 12, 1885. The family came to Washington in 1902 settling in Ritzville and later moved to Quincy, He was a farmer until his retirement a few years before his death. John was a member of the United Church of Quincy and of Grange 990.

He was survived by his wife, Emelia, two daughters, Martha Wahl, and Wilma Molden, four sons Paul, Art, Harold and Clarence Weber. Three brothers Conrad, George and Henry. 18 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. One daughter Milda Newman preceded him in death, November 12 1957 . Columbia Funeral Chapel, Quincy is in charge of arrangements. Services will be held Wednesday, April 15, from the United Church. A church memorial will be received by those wishing to do so. Internment will be in the Quincy Cemetery. Arrangements by Columbia Funeral Chapel of Quincy.

John died from a pulmonary embolus a few days after having surgery for abdominal adhesions in Soap Lake, Washington.

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1885
Born December 12
1889
John was 4 when Washington became the 42nd state
1892
John was 7 when Quincy began as a Great Northern Railway camp
1903
John was 18 when Crayola crayons went on sale
1916
John was 31 when William Boeing founded the company that became Boeing
1920
John was 35 when Prohibition began
1939
John was 54 when World War II began in Europe
1942
John was 57 when Grand Coulee Dam was completed
1952
John was 67 when Grand Coulee irrigation water reached Quincy
1959
Passed away April 12, age 73
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The Weber name at Quincy Valley Cemetery

Johann Adam Weber1835 – 1920 Katharina Margaretha Weber1837 – 1916 Christian Weber1858 – 1934 Anna Margaret Weber1859 – 1913 Jacob W Weber Sr.1876 – 1961 Heinrich Weber1878 – 1968
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