Carole, you were the best boss I ever had. I worked for you at the University of Michigan Law Library in Ann Arbor in the late 1970's. I learned a lot from you, about working and about life. I appreciated your sense of humor, and your warmth. You were always everyone's friend. I will always miss you. And Joe. Thanks for the boat rides! That float boat. . .Those were the days!

Carole was a wonderful person and a good friend.  Always kind, supportive and had wonderful stories to share.  She will be missed

I saw Carole at Meijers' a few weeks ago. She had that wonderful smile and we talked about some old times. I loved het brother Don who I worked for for several years until his death. Caring for Don made for a good frienship with Carole. My prayers go out to her family.

Although I worked in a different department of the library, I got to know Carole well.  We had a staff lunch room where we would meet up with everyone either to eat or just passing through to heat up food.  Carole was always cheerful, in fact, I can hear her cheerful voice in my head as I'm writing.  I cannot remember which catalog Carole ordered her clothes from, but she always looked so nice.  She was a definitely someone who brightened up the day.

I worked for Carole for about twelve years -- it was my first real job, and she was a wonderful boss.  She was very supportive when I wanted to start classes part-time, and I'll never forget the hours I spent standing in the doorway to her office chatting and listening to her stories and trying not to feel guilty about not getting work done.  Carole was lovely!

At UM's Taubman Library we were all very fond of Carole. She was known for being especially kind and understanding to the employees she supervised.  She was a good person to work for, and she emphasized diversity.

Carole was a very lovable person, always a smile & a warm Hello when you saw her.

Aunt Carole was a very influential woman in my life. Her and uncle Joe are now forever at peace together. Now my Grandpa has two guardian angels looking down, protecting him.

Love,
Julia Ruppel

So sorry to learn of the passing of Carole Weber.  Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Weber family at this time.

Carole was one of the best members of St.Andrews church in Dexter. It was a pleasure to work with her and Joe on the monthly dinners. She will be missed by all who knew her.  Ron Klumpp Dexter Mi.

I am saddened by the loss of Carole, a very special lady and friend.  Now she is one God's Angels with Joey.  She was so good to my Mom, she should have canonized.  The Weber family was wonderful with their love and care.  You and the Amburgey family are in our thoughts and prayers.

                                 Rosalie Hoey McCarthy, Naples, Fl.

I worked with Carole for many years at the University of Michigan Library -always gracious and smiling. I am very sorry to hear of her passing - my sincerest  condolences to the Weber family.
Verena Ward

Carole... finally with her Joe again. I am sure he was waiting patiently, holding the door for her. I am blessed to have known her.

God bless you Carole. May the Weber family find God's peace and comfort in your loss. I will miss your smiling face on Sundays. So glad I had the opportunity to see those smiles. You can now rest in the arms of your Savior Jesus Christ.

Carole--I will never forget our many years of friendship and the fun times you and Joe provided for my family...you and Joe leave a huge whole in our hears...love forever.

RIP Carole, you are now with Joe, will miss you. Love and comfort to the Weber family.

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Carole Nan Weber

14 febrero, 1937 – 8 diciembre, 2013

Hosmer-Muehlig Funeral Chapel

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