Obituary for Leonard J. Weber 103 Garnett dairy farmer
Leonard J. Weber 103 of Garnett died June 11 2003 in Garnett He was born April 12 1900 in Illinois son of Fred and Emily Weber He married Edna Hartman in 1921 and Vernie Barker in 1944 He was a dairy farmer Survivors include son Dale Weber four grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Funeral 11 am Friday at First Christian Church Garnett with burial at Garnett Cemetery Lying in state at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett Memorials to Gideons International.
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