Nancy R. Weber

Nancy R. Weber

Born to eternal life on August 20th, 2024 at the age of 66. She passed unexpectedly, but peacefully in her sleep, at her home. A celebration of life will be held at St. Francis Borgia North in Cedarburg Wisconsin on Friday August 30th, 2024. Visitation will be from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, with a memorial mass to follow at 1:00 PM. Nancy was born on April 12, 1958, in Evanston, Illinois and was raised in Northbrook, IL.

She graduated from Glenbrook North High School in Glenview, IL and attended UW-Stevens Point where she met the love of her life, John Weber. Their marriage was blessed with four children, Daniel Weber of Cedarburg, WI, Jenny (Dan) Delgadillo of Upper Arlington (Columbus), OH, Elizabeth (Aaron) Walczak of Cedarburg, WI, and Becca (Zach) Onan of Grafton, WI. She was the proudest grandmother to Hunter (13), Fiora (12), Archie (9), Harvey (8), Albert (6) Delgadillo, Audra (3), Josephine (6 months) Walczak, and soon to arrive grandson Emerson Onan. She is also survived by her sisters Susan (Chris) Kadoch, Linda (Jim) Campbell, and Barbara (Michael) Fulle, sisters in law and brothers in laws Katie (Fred) Meyer, Karen O’Malley, Tom (Lorri) Weber, and Steven Weber, along with truly loved nieces and nephews who loved her as well.

Everyone loved Christmas, Thanksgiving or any excuse for a family get together at Nancy’s. Nancy accumulated the kind of friendships that make a life whole. We are forever indebted to the people who filled her life with love and joy.

She is preceded in death by her father, James Rippel and her mother, Mildred Rippel, Father in-Law Roland Weber and Mother in law Sally Weber who she is now reunited with in eternal life.

Nancy and John were married August 25th, 1979. As most newlyweds, they dreamed, and made plans and commitments to raise a family together. As their family grew and careers changed, they made a huge leap of faith and decided to start their own business. With Nancy’s full support, they worked side by side for 35 years. They grew the business from very humble beginnings to a very successful enterprise, Omega Industrial Products in Saukville, WI. In 2020, with their children raised, and achieving goals beyond expectation, they made the decision together to sell their business, spend their time with family and grandchildren, and embrace their golden years. After they retired, they spent the last few years living their dream. 1 Nancy lived her life taking care of everyone around her. Her joy was her family. Her family’s joy was her. She was the first phone call, the first thought, when her children and husband experienced any kind of happiness or hardship. She was and is, our greatest vote of support and confidence, our solace in any storm, and everything in between. There was nothing like the love you received from Nancy. It sprung directly from her soul with a never ending supply. She taught her family and friends so much about love. Her physical presence will be missed, but for those who shared that mutual love, she is and will be with us the rest of our days in this life, and will be one of the first to welcome us when we reach our reward.

The family requests in lieu of flowers, memorials to your favorite charities would be welcomed. Of no surprise to anyone who knew her, she received comfort not only from uplifting everyone she met, in addition to those she never got a chance to meet. Two of her favorite causes were St. Judes Children's Hospital and the American Red Cross.