Brian Paul Weir died after a short illness on Saturday, February 29, 2020. He was born on September 15, 1960, in Attleboro, Massachusetts and lived in the Underhill area before moving to Westminster, Vermont eleven years ago. He graduated from Mt. Mansfield Union High School in 1978.
Brian drove tractor-trailer and worked for several years as a truck mechanic, most recently for the Harlow Farm in Westminster. He is survived by his parents, Walter and Marilyn Weir of Underhill; siblings Lorinda and Jim Crowley of The Villages, FL; Steven and Monica Weir of Underhill; Janet Carlson of Hinesburg; his niece Lauren Ball of Bethel, CT; nephews Tom and Dustin Weir of Colchester and Richmond, VT; two great-nieces and one great-nephew.
Brian will always be known for his "MacGyver" cleverness and the ability to fix anything.
Brian drove tractor-trailer and worked for several years as a truck mechanic, most recently for the Harlow Farm in Westminster. He is survived by his parents, Walter and Marilyn Weir of Underhill; siblings Lorinda and Jim Crowley of The Villages, FL; Steven and Monica Weir of Underhill; Janet Carlson of Hinesburg; his niece Lauren Ball of Bethel, CT; nephews Tom and Dustin Weir of Colchester and Richmond, VT; two great-nieces and one great-nephew.
Brian will always be known for his "MacGyver" cleverness and the ability to fix anything.
Brian Paul Weir died after a short illness on Saturday, February 29, 2020. He was born on September 15, 1960, in Attleboro, Massachusetts and lived in the Underhill area before moving to Westminster, Vermont eleven years ago. He graduated from Mt. Mansfield Union High School in 1978.
Brian drove tractor-trailer and worked for several years as a truck mechanic, most recently for the Harlow Farm in Westminster. He is survived by his parents, Walter and Marilyn Weir of Underhill; siblings Lorinda and Jim Crowley of The Villages, FL; Steven and Monica Weir of Underhill; Janet Carlson of Hinesburg; his niece Lauren Ball of Bethel, CT; nephews Tom and Dustin Weir of Colchester and Richmond, VT; two great-nieces and one great-nephew.
Brian will always be known for his "MacGyver" cleverness and the ability to fix anything.
Brian drove tractor-trailer and worked for several years as a truck mechanic, most recently for the Harlow Farm in Westminster. He is survived by his parents, Walter and Marilyn Weir of Underhill; siblings Lorinda and Jim Crowley of The Villages, FL; Steven and Monica Weir of Underhill; Janet Carlson of Hinesburg; his niece Lauren Ball of Bethel, CT; nephews Tom and Dustin Weir of Colchester and Richmond, VT; two great-nieces and one great-nephew.
Brian will always be known for his "MacGyver" cleverness and the ability to fix anything.
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