We were all sorry to hear of Jim's death.  All the kids had fun growing up together in New Brighton.  All of you are in our thoughts and prayers.

I was very blessed in knowing James... He was the most couragous man I have ever met... no matter what was going on, he always had a positive attitude and smile....
I will truely miss him!!!! 
Sending my thoughts and prayers to his daughter who he adored and family.... Sherry U Of M Hospital/ BMT clinic...

So sad to hears of Jim's illness and death. I have many fond memories of our younger years together as a couple 1978-1984. Oh! Gosh we had fun! Great memories of him water skiing at the lake. There is no doubt he will be missed by family and friends. I hope the Weller family will find comfort in knowing that he is at peace now.

I have had the honor with knowing Jim. Jim loved talking about his daughter and his custom Harley. He was a great guy. My prayers goes out to his Amy and his family. 
Deana-BMT Clinic

Our sincere condolences to all Jims family and friends.  He will certainly be missed by all the extended "Bears" family.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss.  The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

To the family of Jim Weller...my deepest sympathies to all...Jim was a great guy, and loving father to Amy...may he rest in peace. 
Vickie & Wayne Elling

Our sincerest condolences.  You and your family are an example of what God intended when he created families.  What a gift it must have been for Jim to have you there the moment he was ushered into God's loving arms.  It is a precious, bitter sweet moment.  We all carry a piece of Jim in our heart because you each shared a piece of yourselves with him.  And  in that piece you shared,  love is being reflected back not only to those who knew Jim but to all of us who know each of you!  You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Jim, Pat, Jerry and I shared our childhoods along with all of the kids on Third Street.   As kids, Jim was a fixture in our nightly ritual of kick the can.  During the day, we explored the swamp from the tadpoles all the way up the hill to the crab apple tree.  We played tennis in the street.  We rode our bikes everywhere. Snuck up to the Country Club (was that its name?) to buy candy.  Every once in a while, we'd get to ride on Mr. Weller's antique fire engine and go to the Dairy Queen.  On the best weekends, we'd head to the Weller's cabin in Wisconsin and ride mini bikes or waterski.  I can't remember a time when Jim wasn't smiling.  He was always the kind big brother, who helped us out of a jam.  

It has been a gift to read about Jim through Pat and her CaringBridge posts.  The grace and humor they shared through his journey gave me a deeper connection to the whole family.  I will treasure those and a lifetime of memories of Jim.

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James Weller

27 janvier 1961 – 17 mai 2013

Sunset Funeral Home & Sunset Cemetery

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