J.J. was a wealth of knowledge and a no-nonsense firearms instructor and armorer at the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office where I had the privilege of learning from him.  He was dedicated to the many students he taught and was always very helpful to his co-workers.  He will be greatly missed.  RIP J.J.   

Sgt. Weber was extremely influential in so much of my early LE time with Clearwater PD back in 1973. His professionalism combined with his ability to ‘read’ people and situations while maintaining his concern for others was an example for myself and many other officers.  God bless you ‘Sarge’ you were truly one of the finest of the finest. Prayers for all your family and friends. 

Sergeant James "J.J." Weber played a very influential role in the earliest days of my law enforcement career.  He was firm, fair, down to earth and extremely funny.  Sgt. Weber was very grounded and was a true student of human behavior who quickly (and accurately) figured out how to deal effectively with most everyone.  He was a true testament to how policemen could, and should interact with everyone, citizens and other cops, alike.  Although I am now retired from a 34-year police career, I will never forget his influence on my career, and on my life.  I am a better man for having known him!  Rest in peace, Sergeant Weber...You were a class act!

Jim's grandson Mike attended Woodlawn Community Academy where my daughter Melissa was also a student.  I worked for the school a  time. Jim  would come in evey Thursday to pick  up Mike. I enjoyed his visits. Jim also  attended many of the school events.  He was  a  good grandpa!   
I pray for his family.  God be with the families.
Love Linda and Melissa Steele

Rest easy Sarge. We got it from here, Sir.

JJ was an amazing instructor and cop. A true legend. I am honored to have trained under him. 

I had the privilege of meeting Jim, JJ,  about four years ago at American Legion Post 7. He was the finest of men; gentle, giving and funny. Just look at that smiling face. He loved his wife and family and will be sorely missed by all who loved him.

Sgt Weber will be missed by hundreds of men and women in the LE community
who owe so much to him for what he taught them.  A no -nonsense professional who walked the walk and genuinely cared.  For many years he served as a CPD SWAT Team instructor looked up to by ALL SWAT officers for his leadership qualities and skills. I've never met a finer man. I will miss Sgt Weber.  L.A.Marotta (CPD- SWAT Retired)

J.J. was a great person to know and work with.  He was the best instructor, trainer, volunteer and friend.  He helped and assisted so many people over all the years.  He will be missed but not forgotten.  R.I.P.

Jim your friends at American Legion Post-7 will miss you. Your years of volunteering at bingo and other events help make the Post a better place for our members. We all pray for you and your family as you make the journey to Post Every Lasting

OBITUARY

James Joseph Weber

October 31, 1937 – July 1, 2019

Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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