Cecil J. Weiser passed away peacefully on Thursday, November 2, 2017. Cecil was born in Houston, Texas on September 29, 1928 to Robert and Edna Weiser. He is survived by his two daughters, Brenda Weiser and Gloria Weiser Ashbaugh and husband, Jeff Ashbaugh; Grandchildren Dillon Ashbaugh and his wife, Paige; Lexi Ashbaugh and her special friend Robby Holland; and great grandson Carson J. Ashbaugh. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Joanne Weiser, and his brother, Robert A. Weiser.
Nieces and nephews held a special place in his heart. Uncle Cecil could make them laugh and loved giving lawnmower rides to all the children. There are numerous dear friends that he considered family, including his Weiser Air Park family and truly cared for all as if they were his own.
Cecil was a lifetime resident of Cypress, Texas and later in life, enjoyed his weekends in Brenham where he had property. He was involved in 4H and FFA during high school and showed dairy cows, hogs, and chickens. His love for agriculture led him to become a dairyman for many, many years. Upon his death, he still had a herd of cattle.
Cecil was also the president of Weiser Air Park for over 50 years where countless pilots (many now captains for major airlines) learned how to fly.
He never met a stranger but what brought him true happiness was helping his friends and family. Cecil was witty, caring, and generous; moreover, he was a man of integrity. He will be missed by many, but will always be remembered.
Visitation from 3:00 to 5:00 pm on Sunday, November 5 and on Monday, November 6, 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Funeral services will be at 10:00 am on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at Klein Funeral Home, NW, Wortham Drive. Memorials may be directed to your local animal shelter or to the True Blue Rescue, PO Box 1107, Brenham, Texas 77834.
Nieces and nephews held a special place in his heart. Uncle Cecil could make them laugh and loved giving lawnmower rides to all the children. There are numerous dear friends that he considered family, including his Weiser Air Park family and truly cared for all as if they were his own.
Cecil was a lifetime resident of Cypress, Texas and later in life, enjoyed his weekends in Brenham where he had property. He was involved in 4H and FFA during high school and showed dairy cows, hogs, and chickens. His love for agriculture led him to become a dairyman for many, many years. Upon his death, he still had a herd of cattle.
Cecil was also the president of Weiser Air Park for over 50 years where countless pilots (many now captains for major airlines) learned how to fly.
He never met a stranger but what brought him true happiness was helping his friends and family. Cecil was witty, caring, and generous; moreover, he was a man of integrity. He will be missed by many, but will always be remembered.
Visitation from 3:00 to 5:00 pm on Sunday, November 5 and on Monday, November 6, 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Funeral services will be at 10:00 am on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at Klein Funeral Home, NW, Wortham Drive. Memorials may be directed to your local animal shelter or to the True Blue Rescue, PO Box 1107, Brenham, Texas 77834.
Cecil J. Weiser passed away peacefully on Thursday, November 2, 2017. Cecil was born in Houston, Texas on September 29, 1928 to Robert and Edna Weiser. He is survived by his two daughters, Brenda Weiser and Gloria Weiser Ashbaugh and husband, Jeff Ashbaugh; Grandchildren Dillon Ashbaugh and his wife, Paige; Lexi Ashbaugh and her special friend Robby Holland; and great grandson Carson J. Ashbaugh. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Joanne Weiser, and his brother, Robert A. Weiser.
Nieces and nephews held a special place in his heart. Uncle Cecil could make them laugh and loved giving lawnmower rides to all the children. There are numerous dear friends that he considered family, including his Weiser Air Park family and truly cared for all as if they were his own.
Cecil was a lifetime resident of Cypress, Texas and later in life, enjoyed his weekends in Brenham where he had property. He was involved in 4H and FFA during high school and showed dairy cows, hogs, and chickens. His love for agriculture led him to become a dairyman for many, many years. Upon his death, he still had a herd of cattle.
Cecil was also the president of Weiser Air Park for over 50 years where countless pilots (many now captains for major airlines) learned how to fly.
He never met a stranger but what brought him true happiness was helping his friends and family. Cecil was witty, caring, and generous; moreover, he was a man of integrity. He will be missed by many, but will always be remembered.
Visitation from 3:00 to 5:00 pm on Sunday, November 5 and on Monday, November 6, 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Funeral services will be at 10:00 am on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at Klein Funeral Home, NW, Wortham Drive. Memorials may be directed to your local animal shelter or to the True Blue Rescue, PO Box 1107, Brenham, Texas 77834.
Nieces and nephews held a special place in his heart. Uncle Cecil could make them laugh and loved giving lawnmower rides to all the children. There are numerous dear friends that he considered family, including his Weiser Air Park family and truly cared for all as if they were his own.
Cecil was a lifetime resident of Cypress, Texas and later in life, enjoyed his weekends in Brenham where he had property. He was involved in 4H and FFA during high school and showed dairy cows, hogs, and chickens. His love for agriculture led him to become a dairyman for many, many years. Upon his death, he still had a herd of cattle.
Cecil was also the president of Weiser Air Park for over 50 years where countless pilots (many now captains for major airlines) learned how to fly.
He never met a stranger but what brought him true happiness was helping his friends and family. Cecil was witty, caring, and generous; moreover, he was a man of integrity. He will be missed by many, but will always be remembered.
Visitation from 3:00 to 5:00 pm on Sunday, November 5 and on Monday, November 6, 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Funeral services will be at 10:00 am on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at Klein Funeral Home, NW, Wortham Drive. Memorials may be directed to your local animal shelter or to the True Blue Rescue, PO Box 1107, Brenham, Texas 77834.
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