Weber Family History & Genealogy

Jacques and Jean were only 15 & 8 when they were sadly gassed to death in Auschwitz

Photo of Garry A. Weber that accompanied an article in "Alumni & Living" UT Southwester Medical Center. The article follows:

Exceptional patient experience inspires gifts to urologic PA program:

A former Dallas County judge who also served on the Dallas City Council, the Honorable Garry A. Weber has known about UT Southwestern Medical Center’s distinguished reputation for years. When a medical condition brought him to the Department of Urology, the first-rate care he received made a notable impression.

In gratitude, Judge Weber has provided a gift of $100,000 to establish the Garry Weber Physician Assistant Postgraduate Fund in Urology, which supports the Physician Assistant Postgraduate Residency Program in the Department of Urology at UT Southwestern. Faculty and staff involved with Judge Weber’s care included Department of Urology Chairman Dr. Claus Roehrborn, urologist Dr. Allen Morey, and physician assistant Brad Hornberger.

“This gift stems from my great appreciation of the care I received from these physicians and Brad,” said Judge Weber, who is now CEO and Chairman of the Board of Weber Financial Inc., a full-service investment firm. “It is my hope that graduates of the Program will continue the Medical Center’s longstanding tradition of excellent care throughout Dallas and the surrounding areas.”

Launched in 2013, the Physician Assistant Postgraduate Urology Residency Program prepares physician assistants interested in urology for a meaningful career. It emphasizes all clinical, research, and teaching aspects of urology so that upon completion, each graduate is ready and equipped to serve as a urology physician assistant, an integral part of patient care.

“We are most grateful for the confidence Judge Weber has shown with this gift, which aligns with UT Southwestern’s goal of preparing future generations of leaders in urology – whether in academic centers or community hospitals – for the changing landscape of health care delivery,” said Dr. Daniel K. Podolsky, President of UT Southwestern. “His support of this Program will undoubtedly make a difference in the lives of patients today and for decades to follow.”

For Program participants, the one-year residency includes a mentorship with urology faculty, a weekly pre-operative conference, monthly journal club, weekly grand rounds, and attendance at national and specialty meetings. Trainees also gain access to emergency room and inpatient activities at both UT Southwestern University Hospitals, as well as first-assist training in a wide variety of robotic urologic surgical procedures.

“With this gift, Judge Weber recognizes the increasing importance advanced practice providers play in American health care,” said Dr. Roehrborn. “We are proud to have this strong Program at UT Southwestern and greatly appreciate his support.”

Beyond this contribution, Judge Weber’s previous support of UT Southwestern has also included a $500,000 bequest in support of the Medical Center’s Innovations of Medicine fundraising campaign. He has served on Southern Methodist University’s Board of Trustees, its Cox School of Business executive board, and Investment Committee. In 1998, he received the SMU Distinguished Alumni Award.

An avid outdoor and wildlife enthusiast, Judge Weber is a member of both the International Council of Advisors for the National Geographic Society and the Whale Trust Advisory Board.

1954 yearbook photo of Garry at Highland Park High School in Dallas, Texas.

Except for a stint in the Army during World War II, where he served as a cook in Hawaii, the '50-'51 season he spent playing professional basketball for the Waterloo (Iowa) Hawks, and the '51-'52 season spent traveling with the Harlem Globetrotters. Photo from find a grave

Denise at her Nursing Graduation Ceremony

Buried in Union Cemetery in Jefferson, WI

Formal portrait of Pauline

George Otto Jose Weber

Anna Doerfner Weber

Photo of Tommy with his mother Ilse Weber (born in 1903) who was also sadly murdered at Auschwitz along with Tommy. She was a songwriter & composer

Tommy was only 10 years old when he was deported to Auschwitz from Terezín then sadly murdered during his arrival on October 6,1944

My grandfather on my mother's side. He was a strange man that loved cars and yelled at children. My mother Peggy was one of his 10 children.

Robert E Weber Sr. 1926-1992

Richard F Weber

A photo of Ilona Weber

Eva was only two days away from her 8th birthday when she was sadly murdered at Auschwitz Birkenau on May 29,1944

A photo of Gerldine Doloris (Stroh) Weber

A photo of Geraldine Mae Weber

A photo of Louis H Weber III

A photo of Harold Richard Weber

A photo of Rosina Sophia Pfirman

A photo of Ryan Michael Weber