DEBORAH J. WEBER
AGE 55 YEARS
Deborah J. “Deb” Weber, of Danville, passed away on Sunday, January 3, 2021 at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. She was the daughter of the late Harry E., Jr. and Patricia A. (Martin) Fields. On May 13, 1995, she married John D. Weber, and together they celebrated 25 years of marriage.
Deb was a graduate for Susquehanna Valley High School, Conklin, NY. She worked for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, for 25 years, retiring in 2016 from Lewisburg, where she was a paralegal. She was a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Deb was the embodiment of strength and love. Her family was the center of her life, and she cherished all the time spent with family and friends. She also enjoyed cooking, maintaining her home, and traveling. Deb especially loved spending time on her patio, sitting by the pond and enjoying a glass of wine. Deb was an avid sports fan, and loved watching and attending sporting events. She also enjoyed going on walks and cycling class at the Danville Area Community Center. She will be greatly missed by so many.
In addition to her husband, John, she is survived by her children: Jake D. and Sarah M. Weber, both of Danville; one brother: Mark Fields; and two sisters: Linda Monahan and her husband Joseph, and Lori Stanton and her husband Greg.
Arrangements: Brooks Funeral Home & Cremation Svc PC, Turbotville.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Burial in St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery, Danville.
Obituary provided by BROOKS FUNERAL HOME.
AGE 55 YEARS
Deborah J. “Deb” Weber, of Danville, passed away on Sunday, January 3, 2021 at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. She was the daughter of the late Harry E., Jr. and Patricia A. (Martin) Fields. On May 13, 1995, she married John D. Weber, and together they celebrated 25 years of marriage.
Deb was a graduate for Susquehanna Valley High School, Conklin, NY. She worked for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, for 25 years, retiring in 2016 from Lewisburg, where she was a paralegal. She was a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Deb was the embodiment of strength and love. Her family was the center of her life, and she cherished all the time spent with family and friends. She also enjoyed cooking, maintaining her home, and traveling. Deb especially loved spending time on her patio, sitting by the pond and enjoying a glass of wine. Deb was an avid sports fan, and loved watching and attending sporting events. She also enjoyed going on walks and cycling class at the Danville Area Community Center. She will be greatly missed by so many.
In addition to her husband, John, she is survived by her children: Jake D. and Sarah M. Weber, both of Danville; one brother: Mark Fields; and two sisters: Linda Monahan and her husband Joseph, and Lori Stanton and her husband Greg.
Arrangements: Brooks Funeral Home & Cremation Svc PC, Turbotville.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Burial in St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery, Danville.
Obituary provided by BROOKS FUNERAL HOME.
DEBORAH J. WEBER
AGE 55 YEARS
Deborah J. “Deb” Weber, of Danville, passed away on Sunday, January 3, 2021 at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. She was the daughter of the late Harry E., Jr. and Patricia A. (Martin) Fields. On May 13, 1995, she married John D. Weber, and together they celebrated 25 years of marriage.
Deb was a graduate for Susquehanna Valley High School, Conklin, NY. She worked for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, for 25 years, retiring in 2016 from Lewisburg, where she was a paralegal. She was a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Deb was the embodiment of strength and love. Her family was the center of her life, and she cherished all the time spent with family and friends. She also enjoyed cooking, maintaining her home, and traveling. Deb especially loved spending time on her patio, sitting by the pond and enjoying a glass of wine. Deb was an avid sports fan, and loved watching and attending sporting events. She also enjoyed going on walks and cycling class at the Danville Area Community Center. She will be greatly missed by so many.
In addition to her husband, John, she is survived by her children: Jake D. and Sarah M. Weber, both of Danville; one brother: Mark Fields; and two sisters: Linda Monahan and her husband Joseph, and Lori Stanton and her husband Greg.
Arrangements: Brooks Funeral Home & Cremation Svc PC, Turbotville.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Burial in St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery, Danville.
Obituary provided by BROOKS FUNERAL HOME.
AGE 55 YEARS
Deborah J. “Deb” Weber, of Danville, passed away on Sunday, January 3, 2021 at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. She was the daughter of the late Harry E., Jr. and Patricia A. (Martin) Fields. On May 13, 1995, she married John D. Weber, and together they celebrated 25 years of marriage.
Deb was a graduate for Susquehanna Valley High School, Conklin, NY. She worked for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, for 25 years, retiring in 2016 from Lewisburg, where she was a paralegal. She was a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Deb was the embodiment of strength and love. Her family was the center of her life, and she cherished all the time spent with family and friends. She also enjoyed cooking, maintaining her home, and traveling. Deb especially loved spending time on her patio, sitting by the pond and enjoying a glass of wine. Deb was an avid sports fan, and loved watching and attending sporting events. She also enjoyed going on walks and cycling class at the Danville Area Community Center. She will be greatly missed by so many.
In addition to her husband, John, she is survived by her children: Jake D. and Sarah M. Weber, both of Danville; one brother: Mark Fields; and two sisters: Linda Monahan and her husband Joseph, and Lori Stanton and her husband Greg.
Arrangements: Brooks Funeral Home & Cremation Svc PC, Turbotville.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Danville.
Burial in St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery, Danville.
Obituary provided by BROOKS FUNERAL HOME.
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