Jeffrey Matthew Weber

Jeffrey Matthew Weber, a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend, passed away peacefully on December 24, 2024, at the age of 46. Born on August 25, 1978, in St. Louis, Missouri, Jeffrey touched the lives of many with his warm spirit and unyielding love for family and friends.

A proud graduate of McCluer High School in 1998, Jeffrey carried a sense of joy that was evident in every aspect of his life. He had a special fondness for holidays, particularly Christmas and the 4th of July. Jeffrey delighted in the twinkling lights that adorned the season and cherished the vibrant fireworks that lit up the sky each summer. These celebrations were not just moments on a calendar for him, but cherished times filled with laughter, love, and the creating of lasting memories with those he held dear.

Jeffrey was a StarTrek enthusiast and a fan of all things Sci-Fi!  He was passionate about current events and politics; constantly following topics around the world and always in the know. He also was the family meteorologist; keeping the family up to date and made sure to always have everyone prepared for what may come!

Jeffrey was deeply devoted to his family. He took immense joy in being an uncle and godparent to Samantha, Rachel and Peyton, often sharing his passions and interests with his nieces and nephews. His connection with them was profound, as he made it a priority to nurture their talents and encourage their growth, proving himself to be a guiding presence in their lives. His siblings, Chastity (Michael) Ballard, Mandy (Matthew) Houlihan, Jennifer (Steven) Beekman, and his brother Scotty Weber, always felt his unwavering support and love as they built their own lives and families.

Jeffrey is survived by his loving parents, Wayne and Christina Weber, who instilled in him the values of kindness and generosity, which he so effortlessly shared with the world. He leaves behind not only his immediate family but also five cherished nieces—Ashleigh, Samantha, Alexandra, Kaitlyn, and Rachel—and four beloved nephews—Daniel, Ethan, Mason, and Colton; and 6 great nieces and nephews. Each of these young lives was enriched by Jeffrey's unique blend of encouragement and affection.

As we remember Jeffrey, we celebrate his incredible spirit, his love for holiday traditions, and the profound impact he made on everyone around him. Though he may no longer be with us in body, his memory will forever light our hearts like the twinkling lights of Christmas and the brilliant fireworks of the 4th of July. His legacy of love and family will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to know him.