WEBER, Michael G. Mike (Michael George) Weber passed away from cancer on June 24, 2021. Father of Steven, grandfather to Sydney, son of the late George and Rita (Kunesh) Weber. Mike was one of ten children and will be sorely missed by his siblings Martha Aills, Barbara Rehus, Daniel Weber (deceased), Thomas Weber, Terry Weber (deceased), Joseph Weber, Matthew Weber, Laura White and Lisa Wilson. He always helped them out when it came to cars.
Mike was a "car guy" his whole life and made his career buying and selling all things auto. Through car auctions and swap meets – specializing in trading 1960's Ford car parts – Mike made a host of friends in the automotive business. Friends and colleagues will miss him very much. He was admired for his generosity and was known to mentor a number of people throughout the industry. In particular Mike developed a strong relationship with Judy Simone who was a close friend and colleague. Judy visited frequently to support Mike in his final weeks and her ongoing support is deeply appreciated.
Mike was an avid Cleveland Indians fan who continued to watch the Tribe through his final days. It was long a tradition that Mike took his mother Rita to the home opener each season.
Mike didn't want anything formal or traditional so the memorial service will be casual. His son Steven would like to encourage anybody to share a story of Mike during the memorial service.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Mike's name to Hospice of the Western Reserve; they did such an amazing job taking care of him in his final days: https://www.hospicewr.org/Patients-and-Caregivers/Giving-Back/Make-a-Gift/Make-a-Donation
VISITATION, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th from 1-4 pm at The Zabor Funeral Home ( www.zaborfh.com ), 5680 Pearl Road, Parma. Visitation hours will be 1-2 pm and 3-4 pm. The memorial service will be from 2-3 pm.
For those who cannot attend in person, the visitation and memorial service will be live streamed on Facebook starting at 1 pm at: Www.Facebook.com/ streamingfuneralservices
Due to multiple members of Mike's family being immunocompromised, masks will be required throughout the service and visitation hours to ensure that all family members get a chance to say goodbye.