Betty Jean Weir
July 26, 1927 - March 20, 2021
Obituary
Betty Jean Weir (Oberg)
July 26, 1927 – March 20, 2021
Betty Jean passed away peacefully at her home in Federal Way, Washington on March 20, 2021. Betty was born in Seattle, Washington. She was the 5th of 6 children, all of which grew up in the Ravenna district.
Betty graduated from Roosevelt High School and later attended Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois.
Betty married James M. Weir on August 1949. He was the love of her life.
She is survived by one brother Dale Oberg, as well as her three sons; Mark (Mercy), her twin sons Randy (Rose), Barry (Gloria), 12 wonderful grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Betty and James loved hiking in the Cascade Mountains and traveling in their RV throughout the United States and Canada. They spent an innumerable amount of time with family and friends.
Mom and Dad will be missed dearly. They will remain in our hearts with our love forever.
Miss you mom
We’ll forever love and miss you grandma Betty <3
Love you and miss you
Grandma and Grandpa taught us many great things that we can pass on to the next generation. One of which is to eat dessert first before dinner so as to always have room.
Love you and miss you Grandma
Miss you Mom. I love you very much.
Dearest Mom Betty, we will truly miss you but remember all the fun and good times we shared for over 43 years. Barry and I are heartbroken that you left us but know you are at peace and together with dad, please give him all our love 💕 and kisses 😘 Thank you so much for for everything and all the wonderful memories , we love 💕 you and dad , always forever in our hearts 🙏❤️😪
Thank you Grandma Betty for all the amazing memories growing up with you and Grandpa! Camping in the motor home, chip beef sandwiches, gushers, holidays at your home every year, donuts on Sundays. You will be missed. I love you 🥲
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Our deepest condolence! From miranda family…
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Our deep condolences to the berieved family….god bless
The best neighbor ever..We’ll miss you.