I was in summer camp with Cory and his brother around 1983 and it was such a fun time that I've been looking up people who I knew from back then. I remember how fiercely Cory protected his brother. They were both well liked in camp. We had good clean fun that summer, playing kickball (Cory was athletic and was always among those who were picked first), swimming at the pool or playing 1-2-3 spit on the grass with a deck of cards.  I was sorry to read about the loss of David years ago and then Cory. Doesn't seem fair. But I'll always remember that summer, just before the confusing teen years, and how our group of 6th grade kids all got along so well.

I met Corey when he brought his daughter Aimee in my business for softball lessons. We also used his business a few times after we met. Corey always treated us like we had been friends for years. I just found out today about his passing and my husband I were surprised and saddened. Our condolences to his family as we thought of the whole family fondly and are very saddened about their loss. 

Cory I don’t know you but you’re awesome I cried when I found out you died I just want you to know I love you

Shanna,

We are deeply sorry to hear the sudden loss of Cory. We remember you from Eduprize school and met Cory at his shop. We used him a few times and he was nothing but the kindest man. We enjoyed the times we spoke with him and remember him sharing tips for our trip to NY. I am so sorry and will keep you and the girls in our prayers. So sorry I didn’t know about his passing until now. Sending our love and prayers. 

Cory was an awesome friend and one of the most interesting people I ever met! I am very saddened by this and my heart goes out to his girls and wife whom he loved very much and talked about all the time.
I hope to see you someday again Cory.

I have known Corey for about 12 years... he was my “body and paint guy”... and was always who I called with questions.  We got to know each other quite well as he did several jobs for me and multiple friends.  I was so excited for him when he decided to expand the shop - and always happy to see him and chat.  He will truly be missed. I would be honored to attend his services if invited.  Corey my friend, you will be missed!!!  - Mike

Shanna,

I was shocked to hear the news. I went to school with Cory back in East Windsor. I moved from NJ in 1986 but we rekindled our friendship years ago on Facebook. We communicated pretty regularly on everything from pop culture, politics and belief (or not) in a higher power. He was always respectful, fun and well-thought. We had planned to get together next month when I will be visiting your area on business. I was very much looking forward to catching up with Cory and meeting you as well. 

I am so saddened to hear of this. I have and will continue to pray for Cory and your family. I hope in some way it helps you through this, but at the very least, know he will be missed by more people than you know.

God Bless.

Shanna,
    We just wanted to let you and the family know that we are thinking about all of you and how sorry we are for your loss . We will never forget Cory. He was a caring, kind and special person . A person full of love for family and friends. He would go out of his way to help others and he always strived to do the very best he could for family , friends and anyone who needed his help. Rob and I know just how fortunate his family and friends have been to have him in their lives and as time goes by, you will always have sweet memories to cherish and make you smile. We wish to express our sympathy and to  send prayers to each and everyone of you.
                                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                       Our Heartfelt Condolences,
                                                                                                                                           Robert and Dolores Franckowiak





























                                                                                                                                            

I am shocked to hear this news today. Though I haven't seen Cory since moving from East Windsor in 1986, I continued to have fond memories of his great sense of humor. I'll never forget the 8th grade camping trip and laughing our asses off late into the night ... pissing Mr. Ehrenfried off to no end. Through Facebook I saw that Cory became a wonderful husband and father who was willing to give a helping hand when anyone needed it. I hope there will be a memorial service in NJ. Send my sympathies to all his family and friends.
~ Billy 

We had the pleasure of meeting up with Cory and his amazing family this past February while we were attending a wedding in AZ. 
He was truly a special person. His 'everything' showed in his family.  
I'm proud to have known such a good man.


First met Cory when he was just a young child. He was the coolest kid.  Reconnected decades later through FB.  I saw he developed into a great man.  Totally dedicated family man.  A friend to many.  A successful businessman.  Funny as hell.  A zest for life.  A man’s man and a real sweetheart at the same time.  This is a tragic loss but the world and so many are so much better for the time he was here. RIP sweet soul  and prayers to all his loved ones. 

Shanna my heart goes out to you and the girls.  I’ve never known a couple who were more in love than you two.  Hold on tight to each other and let people help you.  Hugs all around you!  Linda Yantis

Cory you left this earth much to soon but we all need to take comfort in knowing that this is only one stop in the journey.  We all will be together again.  You will always  be an incredible friend to my brother Rich. Our sincere condolences to the entire Weissman family.  God bless.

Jay and Anna Minsky

Mom and my life will never be the same, needless to say. We will always, always be thinking about you and, of course, your brother David.

Cory was such a wonderful husband, father and friend and I am devastated that his life was cut so tragically short. I'll always appreciate and remember all the little things he did to make sure other people were happy and taken care of. It's heartbreaking that we won't be able to make more memories.

On a personal note, it really made my week when Cory went out of his way to read my book. It takes a really good friend to read your boring novel and even post pictures! But that was just typical of Cory's habit of wanting other people to feel special and valued.

We will all miss you so much, Cory!

I knew Cory mainly from birth to age 12 or so, but have kept up with him through Linda's Facebook posts. He was the cutest and sweetest little boy, never a problem, always a pleasure.  I also know that he took care of his mom and dad.  He was very kind and extremely helpful and considerate. I remember well Linda saying she and Steve couldn't have moved to Arizona if Cory weren't around to depend upon to do  repairs and chores and anything else they needed done.  Best of all he made sure his girls were a large part of his parents' lives. That will be crucia,l especially now. They will surely be of comfort to each other in this terrible time.

I grieve for all of you.


Every time I attempt to write something about my friend and brother, Cory, I am simply flooded with memories and feelings.  Cory has been my best friend since I was born.  The grey hairs on our parent's heads....yep...we did it!  Cory was the most loyal friend, the most genuine, and faithful person I have ever known.  His live for Shanna, Amy, and Lisa was unwavering and inspiring!  He deeply loved Linda and Steve and Evan and his family.  Now, let's be honest...he loved to argue or debate... especially politics and religion!  But when the conversation was over all was good!  My heart is devistated.  Cory will always remain with me as he was such a huge part of my life...even if we we're 1000 miles away.  Shanna, Amy, Lisa, Linda, Steve, and Evan...I love you guys and thank you for loving me and letting me be a part of yours and Cory's life.  He really made living better and you all had a part in that!  


As much as it hurts to say goodbye (for now) I am sitting here thinking about so many great memories. I am crying and laughing at the same time. One time that stands out is the white camaro with hot pink and lime green accents. We were “cruising” down Twin Rivers Dr N, lets just say the ducks never stood a chance. You were a great man! A loving husband, a fantastic Dad and a great friend. Rest easy Cory. Tell David I said hi! Love you!

So saddened by your family's loss. Wishing comfort for all of you!

There are so many memories that have been created after 48 years that will be treasured.  Cory lived a wonderful and full life.  He experienced life's many gifts and wonders, and he also experienced life's inevitable suffering.  Through it all he kept a positive outlook and sense of humor, making very good friends along the way.  One of the things I will remember most about Cory is the way he was such a family man, especially the way he interacted with my three children during visits and on the phone.   Gabriella (14), Joshua (11), and Jonathan (7) will always remember how funny Cory was and how he treated them all with such authentic respect.  My wife Jodie connected with Cory as they shared some of the same life experiences.  Cory taught me a lot simply by the way he lived his life with such passion.  I will honor his memory and his life by modeling in many ways the type of father and uncle he was.

I met my wonderful wife at Shanna and Cory’s wedding. Without Cory I would still be alone.

My condolences to the family and friends of Cory. It sounds like he was a wonderful human being

OBITUARIO

Cory Jeff Weissman

3 enero, 1971 – 19 enero, 2019

Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home & Cemeteries

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