Robert "Bob" Weber

Robert E. Weber, age 64, died on May 14, 2012. He was born in Hastings, NE on August 12, 1947 to Lester and Shirley Weber. He attended high school in Jackson, WY where he played football and played in a band. He also met his wife, Ginny, whom he married on June 22, 1966.

After high school, Bob joined the army and fought in Vietnam. He later moved his family to Stevensville, MT and became a City Marshall. In 1973, Bob started work at the Hamilton Police Department where he served for 30 years. Bob was known as the prankster who meant business but showed compassion to the troubled. In his down time, Bob got his pilot's license and wrote a history of Hamilton police.

In retirement, Bob established the Burnt Forty Collectibles antique shop. In the last few years, Bob celebrated 45 years of marriage and loved spending his evenings with his dogs watching Ultimate Fighting.

He is survived by his wife (Ginny), daughters (Stacey, Lindsey, Shawna and son-law Dave Heckeroth), grandchildren (Evanie Squires, Brooke and Nathaniel Heckeroth), sister (Sharon Steers) and three brothers (Ron, Dan, and Andy) and their family.