I just heard about Bro Weymouth this past saturday. I would have been at the service had I known. He was a big part of my life from age 12. I truly feel blest to have known Him for all of these years. He was a wonderful man. I pray that god will comfort you  you at this time. I love you very much. Jeanie Higgins

It was wonderful to know Thornton, even for just a couple of years.  We always enjoyed his strong baritone when singing in class and his teaching was excellent.  Diana & Harold

My most precious memories of Dad have to do with his walk with the Lord.  Once while staying at their house, I found him prostrate on the floor in prayer early in the morning.  

When he was in the hospital, he asked me to bring him his Bible & glasses.  After reading for awhile, he said, "I know one thing--after I get out of here, I sure plan to be more obedient to what God tells me to do."

Although he failed at times, as we all do, Dad truly had a heart that desired to please God.  He was ready & longing to meet his Maker.

For many years, Poppy was the main man of my life and I'm so grateful for the precious memories I have of him.  I will always remember his quick wit, talking about the bible over coffee in the morning and the love he radiated to his grandchildren.  I will forever miss him, but I know that he has finally reached the place that he always wanted to go.

So sorry for your loss.  We would have loved to have been there with you.  We only have very fond memories as well.  We certainly do know it is Heaven's gain.

We said our final farewell to the most wonderful and kind man I have ever met, Thornton Weymouth. He was my childhood minister and family friend. He was the perfect example of what Christian living meant. 

I went back to the little church in Caruthers and saw people I hadn't seen in decades. Everyone there had wonderful things to say about this amazing man. 

It was so nice seeing the children from Arizona, Oregon and Colorado. It had been years since I had seen them. God Bless them and Mellie.  You are in my prayers.

Heaven is a little fuller now and we are a little emptier. Until we meet again, Farewell Brother Weymouth.   

P.S.  Please give my mother a hug for me.  She will sure be glad to see you again.

Uncle Thornton stands out in my life long memories not only as a grand uncle, but as the quintessence of what a Christian husband, father, uncle, son, friend, and pastor should be. That is why I asked him to co-host my ordination service along with my own pastor.  He came all the way from California to Florida with bride in tow to honor that request.  I always felt if I could be half the Christian servant he was I would be blessed beyond measure.   I have miles to go before I sleep and little time left to sleep if I still even dare to hope to get half way to the half way mark. Thanks Uncle Thornton for never wavering and setting such a clear path. "We give glory to God because of (you)".

My forever memory of Pastor Weymouth is his Love for the Word of God.. We spoke often of how he stirred the joy in my heart when he spoke the Word, that was hidden in his heart from memory...Truly a Godly Man !

The best tribute I can pay to the man I had the opportunity to call my father in law is a list of attributes found in Galations 5:22. Dad was an ambassador of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self control. His kind and gentle spirit now graces the streets of Glory. We look forward to that wonderful day when we will be reunited with him. 
- Scott Edwards

I am so blessed to have been married to this wonderful man for 67 years before God called him home.  How can I find words to do justice to my beloved - he loved the Lord God whom he served over 45 years and truly exhibited the Fruit of the Spirit in his daily life: love, joy, peace, long-suffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control and so much more. He always showed the greatest love and faithfulness to me and our family.  Life without him is almost unbearable but I know I will be with him again someday, for all eternity.  I thank God for my precious husband, the father of our children, grandfather to their children and great grandfather - we can all rise up and call him Blessed.

We had the honour of being Pastor Weymouths fisrt marriage in Exeter,Ca in 1956--we also exchanged vows on our 50th Anniversary with him in 2006----He was truly an inspiration and example for Norma & I----

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William Thornton Weymouth

18 junio, 1923 – 2 marzo, 2013

Funeraria Del Angel Hillcrest & Hillcrest Memorial Park

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