Mary Weber

Mary Weber of Montevideo died on Wednesday, January 8, 2020 at Divine Providence Health Center in Ivanhoe, MN at the age of 71.

Memorial services will be held on Monday, August 3, 2020 at 11:00 AM at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Montevideo with Rev. Donald S. McKee officiating. Visitation with the family will be one hour before the service at the church.   Social distancing will be observed at the church and all in attendance must wear a mask.  

A livestream of the service will appear on Mary's obituary page on Monday, August 3, 2020 at 11:00AM.

Mary June Weber was born in Montevideo, MN to Herman and Leona (Hermanson) Weber on July 18, 1948.  She was baptized and confirmed at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Montevideo.  Mary attended and graduated from Montevideo High School.  She then went on to attend college at Moorhead State University, majoring in Education.  She returned to Montevideo where she was a teacher in the Montevideo district.  Mary would eventually  become an Educational Resource Specialist with the Educational Service Cooperative.  She worked  for the Cooperative for over 41 years.  During that time, she would specialize in providing educators with resources for special needs children.

Mary was active at Our Saviors Lutheran Church, singing in the choir and serving on various committees.  She was very community minded and was active on the Library Board and other community organizations bringing people together to make the community a better place to live.  She enjoyed bowling, was a avid reader and loved all kinds of music.  By far her greatest passion was the love for her son, Jason and her grandson, Jayson.  When Jason was growing up Mary didn’t miss one of his activities and sporting events.  She could be seen and heard cheering in the football stands in different towns and in all kinds of weather to see Jason play football, first for Montevideo and then for the University of Minnesota Morris.  She always looked forward to spending time with her grandson, Jayson.  One of  her greatest joys was when Jayson would visit her at Hillstreet in Marshall and play bingo, talk with the other residents and just “hang out” with his grandma.

Mary is survived by her son, Jason (Kahla) Weber, Lowry, MN; grandson, Jayson Weber, Hancock, MN; mother, Leona Weber, Montevideo; sister, Barbara (Yves) Pinkowitz, Yorba Linda, CA; brothers: James Weber, Denver, CO, Robert (Kathy) Weber, Reston, Virginia, Greg (Belinda) Weber, Montevideo, MN; niece and nephew: Jackie and Danny Pinkowitz, Yorba Linda, CA;  as well as extended family and friends.

Mary was preceded in death by her father, Herman Weber.