Donald William (Bill) Weber

In Loving Memory of Donald William "Bill" Weber Bill Weber, born on September 27, 1939, in Appleton, WI, departed this world on August 13, 2026, having spent his final days peacefully at home. A life marked by love, laughter, and dedication, Bill leaves behind a legacy that will be fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him. The beloved son of Mildred and Michael Weber, Bill was preceded in death by his parents, his sister Mary Ann Weber, brother Michael Weber (Spouse, Ada), his devoted wife Margaret Collette Weber, and his cherished daughter Marie Weber. Bill's life was a tapestry woven with love, joy, and cherished memories. Bill is survived by his sisters, Kathy Vandeyacht and Judith Weber, and his daughter, Lisa Weber. His legacy of love and warmth continues through his grandchildren, Tawnya John (Spouse, Jeff) and William Weber (Spouse, Ivone), and his five great-grandchildren, Cadence and Ophelia John, and Logan, Christian, and Brenda Weber. Numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins also carry forward his memory, each touched by his witty personality. Bill was blessed with two extraordinary women in his life. After the passing of his beloved wife Collette, he reconnected with Arlene Ohm, a dear friend from his round and square dancing days. For over two decades, Arlene stood by his side, sharing in the joys and rhythms of life. Bill often expressed gratitude for having experienced such profound love twice in his lifetime. Bill graduated of Marquette University, earning a degree in Engineering. Bill was in the ROTC program throughout college and after graduation, served four years in the Army. After the service, Bill led a fulfilling career at Ampex as an Engineer. He was a passionate member of the Square Dance and Round Dance community for decades. Alongside Collette, he founded the Royal Rounds Dance Club, a testament to their shared love for dance. After Collette's passing, Bill rejoined the dance community, partnering with Arlene, and embracing the rhythm of life once more. Beyond his love of dance, Bill found solace and joy on a ranch, caring for and riding horses. He also cherished his time spent at the gun range, a hobby that brought him great satisfaction. Known for his quick wit and generous nature, Bill was a beacon of kindness in his community. "Humble and Kind" were words he lived by, offering help and warmth to his family and neighbors whenever he could. A celebration of Bill's life will be held on September 26, 2026, beginning at noon, at the family's residence. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly suggests donations be made to a charity of your choice, or the American Cancer Society, a reflection of Bill's generous nature. In the hearts of those who knew him, Bill Weber's memory will forever dance on, a testament to a life beautifully lived and deeply loved.