Flora Mae Weisser

Born in San Diego, California on April 27th, 1923, Flora began her journey through life. She was the second youngest of ten children born to George G. Culver a plasterer, cement finisher, and artist with his wife Mabel (Swayze) Culver, who dedicated her life to raising their children. Flora graduated from San Diego High School in 1941. After graduating, Flora married Victor O. Weisser on October 25th, 1941, and moved to Bonita. They soon bought a house with 16 acres in Sunnyside where Victor farmed the land, rented out pastures and raised cows.

The Weisser family enjoyed deep sea fishing on their boat. Vic and Flora hosted unforgettable parties and enjoyed their family and friends to the fullest. Flora belonged to the Sweetwater Women’s Club for many years and became a stock broker. Later, Vic and Flora built apartments and homes designed by Flora. They lived in several of the homes they built in Bonita.

Flora loved going to the dessert and panning for gold, taking videos, playing the key board, fishing and playing golf. During their retirement years, they moved to El Cajon, bought a motor home and enjoyed traveling the United States. After 54 years of marriage, Victor passed on May 4th 1995. They are survived by their five children, Victor Weisser Jr., Judy Gafford, Joanne Jones, Susan Halstead and Randy Weisser. They had 14 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren. Flora was loved by many and will be missed but never forgotten.