Mike Weber and his wife, Jenny (Entler), both from Portland, OR, were fatally injured late Tuesday, May 21, 1974 in a single car accident on Interstate 80 three miles west of Cozad, NE on their way home from a Church conference in Pasadena, CA. They were serving the Grand Island and North Platte, Nebraska churches at the time of their deaths. Their children, Beth Ann and Micahel Scott, survived the single car crash. Mr. Guy Engelbart officiated the service in Grand Island on Friday, May 24. After the service, the funeral group went to Portland, OR for final burial.
Mike was survived by their children; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Weber of Portland, OR; a brother, Mark of Portland; and a sister, Mrs. Marily Morgan of Louisville, KY.
Jenny (Entler) Weber is survived by their children; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Entler of Portland, OR; a brother, James of Pasadena, CA; and a sister, Miss Ellen Entler of Portland, OR.
They both grew to adulthood in the Portland area and were married there.
(Information provided by the Grand Island Independent newspaper, May 23, 1974)
Ronald Robinson (1973)
Mike Weber and his wife, Jenny (Entler), both from Portland, OR, were fatally injured late Tuesday, May 21, 1974 in a single car accident on Interstate 80 three miles west of Cozad, NE on their way home from a Church conference in Pasadena, CA. They were serving the Grand Island and North Platte, Nebraska churches at the time of their deaths. Their children, Beth Ann and Micahel Scott, survived the single car crash. Mr. Guy Engelbart officiated the service in Grand Island on Friday, May 24. After the service, the funeral group went to Portland, OR for final burial.
Mike was survived by their children; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Weber of Portland, OR; a brother, Mark of Portland; and a sister, Mrs. Marily Morgan of Louisville, KY.
Jenny (Entler) Weber is survived by their children; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Entler of Portland, OR; a brother, James of Pasadena, CA; and a sister, Miss Ellen Entler of Portland, OR.
They both grew to adulthood in the Portland area and were married there.
(Information provided by the Grand Island Independent newspaper, May 23, 1974)