Dear Karen, 
I know we have only met a couple of times at the Weilbacher Reunions, etc., but Martin & I were saddend to learn of your Dad's passing. I know he was a great man and builder, people would associate Martin with him which was a compliment. 
Our thoughts & prayers are with you and your family. 
Fondly, 
Martin & Jakey Weilbacher 
p.s. I had a nice note written, but I couldn't find your address

I will miss your visits to the office and most importantly the football talk. Rest in peace.

Clint was my real estate broker, the builder of my house, my teacher, my good friend, my confidant and was as close as my brother. He was admired by all that knew him and will be truly missed. May God's angels watch over Amy, Karen and their families.

To Clint's family, we wanted to let you know what a good friend Clint had been to us for many years. Clint and I go way back to San Pedro Hills and Hidden Forest days. He was a pleasure to work with, a gentleman and a very positive person. We mostly saw each other in the past few years at La Palapas or in Lowe's. I saw him just weeks ago, it seems, and we visited a half hour in Lowe's plumbing section. You can all be proud of him. He set many good examples for many people, including me. There is much to learn from him, even today. Clint's service was touching. He would have been very pleased with you all. He was extremely proud of his family. In friendship and Christian love, 
Allen and Sandy Ghormley 
San Antonio, Texas.

Clint Weilbacher--what a mentor and friend he was to so many people. I was proud to call him my friend. He was your friend when things were good and he was your friend when things were bad. Clint was also a great football official--not average in any respect. He encouraged many young footall officials to continue their officiating careers. But the thing I will miss most about Clint is his absolutely positive attitude and smile. Clint's glass was always half full, when it was not entirely full. When things were not going well for Clint, he did not complain--he usually changed the subject to something positive. We will miss you Clint.

My dear friend Clint. You will certainly be missed by so many people. I will miss your warm smile, your joke for the day, and your positive nature. You were my mentor when I started Real Estate. My sympathy goes out to the family. Ruth Cole

Clint will be missed by all who knew him. My family always felt welcomed on weekends at the lake house. He loved to fish like my boys and we have many memories of him doing so. Bryant family sends their sympathy to all the family and the Lord's blessings during this time.

Karen, my heart goes out to you and your family...my parents are both gone and I know how empty your heart is right now... just know that I have never forgotten our Churchill days...take care and God Bless!

Clint always had a great attitude and good sense of humor. He will be missed. God Bless the family of this good man.

I'm so sorry for the loss of your Dad, Karen. It's after midnight on Tuesday 4-21-09 and I just read about his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Kari

Clint built our home and was a neighbor for awhile..he was my friend...a great gentle gentleman... Clint, I'm unable to be phsically present for your services, but I will be there in spirit...and since you now are eye-to eye with God please right after asking graces for your family put in a good word for me and all your freinds. We will be seeing you later. Bernard 
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Dear Karen and family, 
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. My prayer is that the wonderful memories you have of both of your parents will bring smiles to you and peace and comfort in your heart. 
Love, Diane

IN SWEET MEMORY! 
GO REST HIGH ON THAT MOUNTAIN 
MR. WEILBACHER, YOUR WORK ON 
EARTH IS DONE! 
TO KAREN & NICK, WE EXPRESS OUR DEEP 
SYMPATHY IN THE LOSS OF YOUR BELOVED 
DAD. 
JOY & JIM MORGAN, CHCC

Clint was a wonderful man and friend. He helped me build my beautiful home in Sonterra, and led me through the process. He continued to be there when I needed someone to talk to about my house. I saw him a few weeks ago at Cost Co. I didn't know he was having trouble, and I am so sorry to see him pass on, and I will miss him. Sue Noble

Clint was the living expression of generosity and goodness and a loyal friend to many. He was a man who knew the rules for football and for life, one of which was to stay close to God with unswerving loyalty, devotion and trust. As your friend,he would be there for you, especially at times when things were hard. His willful faith held true through the loss of a daughter and wife. It was his simple devotion to the ways of nature and the unfolding of life's complexities faced by a true compass North toward God.

I was so sorry to read of Clint's passing and would like to extend my family's condolences to Clint's entire family. 
I met Clint many years ago through my friends Nick and Karen Clevenger. At the time, Clint was in his hey-day as a Homebuilder and I liked him from the moment I met him. He always had a twinkle in his eye and a Good Story to pass on. 
After he retired, I ran into him from time to time in my job at North Park Lincoln Mercury. Whenever I saw Clint's car parked outside my office, I knew he was there for more of a visit than to just discuss car repairs. And I have to say that after spending a few minutes with him and his great outlook on life, my day was enriched by the experience and I found myself feeling the better for it. Thanks, Clint. 
I'm going to miss you but I know you will be up there looking down on us from time to time, with that twinkle in your eye.

Weilbacher Family, 
A brief note to express my sincere sympathy on Clint's passing. He will be fondly remembered by all who met him over his many years in real estate. Having listed and sold his homes, crossed paths with him from Parade of Homes days to recently at HEB, he always had a story and a smile on his face. He loved talking real estate and I loved talking to him about current trends and stories of the old days...He will be missed. He made a positive impact on many. He leaves this Community a better place.

I've known Clint for 25 years. He was good and honest person. In his later years, he was my selling partner along with Joe Finnegan. I will miss our morning coffee meetings. God has received a good man. Morgan

I share in your loss. We had many memorable times in the past. I am thankful for the opportunities Clint exposed me to.

Amy, being part of the beginning of Western Hills Christian Church was a fun time for our families. Daddy, Carl Tennis, and Clint worked together on many projects. My prayers go to you all. Miss Prissy

We are going to miss Clint as our neighbor. He always had a friendly wave and kind words for our family. We will definately miss seeing him in his garage! The Olds

Clint was working for Jim Grona, the builder with whom we contracted to build our home. This was 1995. We were living in Virginia so not here to watch the progress of the construction. Clint was the supervisor who took great pains to see that our wishes were met. We have enjoyed our home and had no construction problems or "horror" stories in the ensuing 14 years that we have been in the house. Clint was always friendly, courteous and professional. Please know that your father was highly respected by us and we were very sorry to learn of his passing. Sincerely, Scott and Janet Magers

Dear Amy and family, 
My heartfelt sympathy to you during this very difficult time. I will keep you in my prayers. 
Love, Esther Cantu Kitaen

I wish to express my deepest sympathy in the passing of Clint. I knew him through football officiating and real estate. Clint was very personable and always made you feel important. He will be missed; but I am sure he is in a better place.

WE WISH TO LET YOU KNOW THAT OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY.KNOW THAT HE IS AT PEACE AND WITH GOD.WE'RE SURE HE IS ALREADY PLANNING AND BUILDING SPEC HOMES IN HEAVEN.LOVE,FROM THE SHOCKEY FAMILY

We were fellow parishoners of Clint & Anne Weilbacher at Western Hills Christian Church in San Antonio, circa the early 1960s. When we returned to San Antonio in 1990 Clint supervised the building of our home in Deerfield. We have good memories of Clint and Anne and know that their family and friends and community will miss them. Surely they are in the Heaven in which they believed! Jim & Betty Dobyns

Few people in a lifetime are irreplaceable. Clint is one of those friends for me. There will be an empty space in my life and in my heart for the rest of my life. Clint, I miss you and love you. Bruce

OBITUARY

Clinton Weilbacher

July 3, 1930 – April 14, 2009

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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