Terry Weber

Terry Weber, 69, loving husband of Shirley Burke Weber for 23 years, left his earthly home and joined his daughter Fran Clark and sisters Flora Embry and Teresa Bowman and step brother Jake Embry in eternal rest.  Terry was a native of Lexington, Ky born May 6, 1951, to the late Marion Barnett and Ella Louise Crouch Weber. He was a retired General Manager of VasCor. Terry loved fishing and working around the house and yard.  He also enjoyed being a part of a friends group known as the AARP Club, which included his wife Shirley, friends Cindi and Greg Curry and Garrett Garland.  In addition to his wife he will be fondly remembered by his children Jeff Weber, wife Kristie, Jenny Hall, husband Ken, and Mathew Cope, grandchildren Brad Clark, Cody Hall, Cristin Hall, Caitin Hall, Kristen Weber, Austin Cope, Drake Cope, Malttix Cope, and Taggert Cope, and great grandchild Rhodes Clark.  His siblings Donna Hammond, companion Bob Royse, Connie Mellon, husband Buster, Bobby Weber, wife Sharon, and Gary Embry will always hold dear their childhood memories of Terry.  A Remembrance Service will be 1:00 PM Tuesday March 16, at Hager &  Cundiff Funeral Home.  Following, he will be laid to rest in Maple Grove Cemetery beside his daughter.  Honoring him as pallbearers will be Jeff Weber, Greg Curry, Matthew Cope, Brad Clark, Neal Williams, and David Hughes.  Honorary bearers will be Cody Hall, Don Beasley, Bob Royse, Kevin Thornberry, Chris Curry, and Tony and Danny Hammond.  The family will greet friends on Monday beginning at 4:00 PM and ending at 8:00 PM at the funeral Home  Donations may be made in his memory to Bluegrass Care Navigators.  “If ever there comes a time we can’t  be together, keep me in your heart. I will be there forever.”

Hager & Cundiff values nothing more than the trust and loyalty given to us by Terry’s family to care for his arrangements.

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