CHARLES ANDREW WEBER

Charles Andrew Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Weber of near Carrollton, was recipient of the Lions Club Best All-Around Student award Friday night in the graduating exercises.
The award was presented by Walter H. Blanton, president of the Lions Club. It was given on scholarship, loyalty, honesty and popularity and the candidate was recommended by the high school faculty.
Charles is the third member of his family to graduate with similar honors. His sister, Dorothy Weber, who is now the wife of Lieut, J. E. Sohrwelde of the Army Air Corps, was graduated from Forest Ave High School in Dallas in 1936 and his brother, David Jr. from the same school in 1939, both s most popular student in their classes.

The Carrollton Chronicle, Friday, June 5, 1942

CHARLES WEBER
Services will be held at the Columbarium located at the Episcopal Conference Center, Campo Santo, 43803 Hwy. 41 (north of Oakhurst) at 1:00 P.M. on Saturday, December 21, 1996.

The Fresno Bee, Fri. Dec 20, 1996; Page 73

CHARLES WEBER

Born on December 23, 1922, in Dallas, Texas, passed away December 18, 1996, five days short of his 74th birthday. Charlie retired from the Fresno United School District after many years of teaching. However, Real estate was his "forte".  He always worked part-time in real estate since the late fifties and upon retirement he moved to Yosemite Lakes Park Realty as Sales Manager for new construction until shortly before his passing.

Out of high school Charlie went to SMU on a football scholarship but World War II caused him to enlist in the U.S. Navy for four years.  Being a great football player he spent most of his Navy time involved in the game he loved. After a short stint at USF he transferred to Cal-Poly in San Luis Obispo from which he graduated in 1948.  San Luis Obispo was also the hometown of his wife of 50 years, Marie. They moved to Fresno in 1952 and he began coaching/teaching and later in the real estate business

Charlie was really a lovable man with many, many friends whom he truly loved and appreciated.  He will be greatly missed.

CHARLES A. WEBER
12-23-22 - 12-18-96

Campo Santo Columbarium, Oakhurst, Madera County, California