Pamela Kay Weber (Willits), 77, of Moline, passed away, Saturday, September 5, 2020 at Unity Point Trinity, Rock Island.
Private services for the family will be held. In lieu of donations or flowers, Pam’s family would appreciate friends sharing stories and memories and condolences in her memory at www.esterdahl.com.
Pam was born on March 22, 1943, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Frank and Kathryn Willits. Pam graduated from Moline High School where she met Jim Weber the summer before her senior year. She attended Black Hawk College where she was a member of Beta Phi Gamma, National honorary journalistic fraternity. Jim and Pam married on November 30, 1963. While they were married, Pam worked as an administrative assistant helping put Jim through college.
Pam and Jim raised three children (Greg, Brad, and Wendi) in Moline. Pam was active in her children’s education as well as being a constant and enthusiastic cheerleader in all of her children’s passions including sports and theatre. Pam had many close friends in Moline. She was a highly competitive and very skilled bridge player and participated in many bridge groups over the years. Later in life, to be closer to Jim, Pam took up golf. They enjoyed golfing and watching golf tournaments on TV together. After Jim passed away in 2013, Pam was blessed to have many close friends to comfort her and help her whenever needed.
Pam is survived by her children, Greg Weber (Beth) of Davenport, Iowa, Brad Weber (Becky) of Carmel, Indiana, and Wendi Weber of Chicago, Illinois; five grandchildren, Quinn, Lexi, Liz, Adam, and Grant Weber; one great grandchild, Delilah Weber; her sister-in-law Jan Weber; and a nephew and two nieces, Dave Weber, Maria Boustead and Jenny Draper.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Jim Weber.
Private services for the family will be held. In lieu of donations or flowers, Pam’s family would appreciate friends sharing stories and memories and condolences in her memory at www.esterdahl.com.
Pam was born on March 22, 1943, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Frank and Kathryn Willits. Pam graduated from Moline High School where she met Jim Weber the summer before her senior year. She attended Black Hawk College where she was a member of Beta Phi Gamma, National honorary journalistic fraternity. Jim and Pam married on November 30, 1963. While they were married, Pam worked as an administrative assistant helping put Jim through college.
Pam and Jim raised three children (Greg, Brad, and Wendi) in Moline. Pam was active in her children’s education as well as being a constant and enthusiastic cheerleader in all of her children’s passions including sports and theatre. Pam had many close friends in Moline. She was a highly competitive and very skilled bridge player and participated in many bridge groups over the years. Later in life, to be closer to Jim, Pam took up golf. They enjoyed golfing and watching golf tournaments on TV together. After Jim passed away in 2013, Pam was blessed to have many close friends to comfort her and help her whenever needed.
Pam is survived by her children, Greg Weber (Beth) of Davenport, Iowa, Brad Weber (Becky) of Carmel, Indiana, and Wendi Weber of Chicago, Illinois; five grandchildren, Quinn, Lexi, Liz, Adam, and Grant Weber; one great grandchild, Delilah Weber; her sister-in-law Jan Weber; and a nephew and two nieces, Dave Weber, Maria Boustead and Jenny Draper.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Jim Weber.
Pamela Kay Weber (Willits), 77, of Moline, passed away, Saturday, September 5, 2020 at Unity Point Trinity, Rock Island.
Private services for the family will be held. In lieu of donations or flowers, Pam’s family would appreciate friends sharing stories and memories and condolences in her memory at www.esterdahl.com.
Pam was born on March 22, 1943, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Frank and Kathryn Willits. Pam graduated from Moline High School where she met Jim Weber the summer before her senior year. She attended Black Hawk College where she was a member of Beta Phi Gamma, National honorary journalistic fraternity. Jim and Pam married on November 30, 1963. While they were married, Pam worked as an administrative assistant helping put Jim through college.
Pam and Jim raised three children (Greg, Brad, and Wendi) in Moline. Pam was active in her children’s education as well as being a constant and enthusiastic cheerleader in all of her children’s passions including sports and theatre. Pam had many close friends in Moline. She was a highly competitive and very skilled bridge player and participated in many bridge groups over the years. Later in life, to be closer to Jim, Pam took up golf. They enjoyed golfing and watching golf tournaments on TV together. After Jim passed away in 2013, Pam was blessed to have many close friends to comfort her and help her whenever needed.
Pam is survived by her children, Greg Weber (Beth) of Davenport, Iowa, Brad Weber (Becky) of Carmel, Indiana, and Wendi Weber of Chicago, Illinois; five grandchildren, Quinn, Lexi, Liz, Adam, and Grant Weber; one great grandchild, Delilah Weber; her sister-in-law Jan Weber; and a nephew and two nieces, Dave Weber, Maria Boustead and Jenny Draper.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Jim Weber.
Private services for the family will be held. In lieu of donations or flowers, Pam’s family would appreciate friends sharing stories and memories and condolences in her memory at www.esterdahl.com.
Pam was born on March 22, 1943, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Frank and Kathryn Willits. Pam graduated from Moline High School where she met Jim Weber the summer before her senior year. She attended Black Hawk College where she was a member of Beta Phi Gamma, National honorary journalistic fraternity. Jim and Pam married on November 30, 1963. While they were married, Pam worked as an administrative assistant helping put Jim through college.
Pam and Jim raised three children (Greg, Brad, and Wendi) in Moline. Pam was active in her children’s education as well as being a constant and enthusiastic cheerleader in all of her children’s passions including sports and theatre. Pam had many close friends in Moline. She was a highly competitive and very skilled bridge player and participated in many bridge groups over the years. Later in life, to be closer to Jim, Pam took up golf. They enjoyed golfing and watching golf tournaments on TV together. After Jim passed away in 2013, Pam was blessed to have many close friends to comfort her and help her whenever needed.
Pam is survived by her children, Greg Weber (Beth) of Davenport, Iowa, Brad Weber (Becky) of Carmel, Indiana, and Wendi Weber of Chicago, Illinois; five grandchildren, Quinn, Lexi, Liz, Adam, and Grant Weber; one great grandchild, Delilah Weber; her sister-in-law Jan Weber; and a nephew and two nieces, Dave Weber, Maria Boustead and Jenny Draper.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Jim Weber.
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