Carl Weyant

Carl R. Weyant passed away on November 25, 2013, at his

home in Bowling Green, OH. Born in The Toledo Hospital, June 4, 1935, to F. Cyril (Skip) and Juanita (Brinnon) Weyant. He attended schools in Toledo. He was a Ground Control

Approach operator during the German Occupation. He

was proud to have served in the Air Force. He was

awarded the National Defense Service Medal, Good

Conduct Medal, Army Occupational Medal (Germany).

Carl was a die maker at Prestole Fasteners in Toledo,

OH and retired due to disability from Ford Motor Co.,

Woodhaven Stamping Plant, MI, just short of 30 years of

service. From 1988 to 1988 Carl was a part-time resident of N. Fort

Meyers, FL and then moved to Palmetto, FL becoming a

permanent resident. Carl was a member of UAW Local 387 of MI; a life Member of AACS Alumni Assoc. Inc., VFW Post 4230 in Gibraltar, MI, VFW Post 9963 in Walbridge; a Master Mason

in Paragon Lodge 0788 in Oregon, OH; American Legion

Post 309 and Moose Lodge 2117 in Florida and

Ohio. Carl enjoyed golf, fishing, drawing and traveling. He

visited many foreign countries and all but three of the United States.

He attended the First Baptist Church in Palmetto, FL and

enjoyed the services by Dr. Michael B. Parris. When up north he

attended the first Baptist church of Bono, OH. with Pastor George Goodrich officiating and recently Cedar

Creek Perrysburg, OH. He is survived by his mother

who is 105 and two sisters, Marylin Dunlap and Mary

Ellen (Tom) Molik. He was predeceased by his father,

and brother, Bob. His love for his children was

unending, always wishing he could do more for them.

They are Kimberly A. (Dave) Douglas, Bruce K. Weyant,

Kelly J. (Tom) Fowler and Jennifer L. Hall. He had 6

grandchildren, 4 greatgrandchildren, and many

nieces and nephews surviving. Carl cherished his relationships

with his niece and nephew, Sue Mullin and

B. Mike Stevens. Friends are invited to a Memorial

service and dinner to be held on Friday, November

29, 2013, at 2 p.m. at the VFW Post 9963 in Walbridge. His

final resting place will be in the Sarasota Veterans Cemetery

in Florida. The family asks in lieu of flowers,

memorial contributions in Carl’s name be made to Hospice

of Northwest Ohio or to Team Red White and Blue for Veterans. Online condolences may be made at www.witzlershank.com.