Condolence: As the year passes, we are remembering with you.

Condolence: Sending our most heartfelt sympathies to Jean and family. We will remember John as a good soul and gentle man; the kind this world is so in need of.

Condolence: Mr. Weiler was the kindest, most gentle, most caring teacher I have ever had. Mr. Weiler treated us students with respect. He cared about our opinions, questions and suggestions. Thank you Mr. Weiler. You made us all feel good about ourselves. I have not forgotten one little trick of yours. Dull the pointy end of a nail so it won't spit the wood. Still use that trick today. Tim Krissak Dumfries Ave Kitchener, ON

Condolence: Our deepest sympathies on your loss. He will be deeply missed.

Condolence: In his very subtle and understated way, Uncle John was steady, reliable, and down to earth, like a field-stone foundation. He was a shining example of how less is more, and was at the heart of many fond, family memories. Still vivid, the memory of a backseat, full of wide-eyed cousins, laughing and screaming, as we sped toward the fork in the road at Inverhuron Provincial Park, and Uncle John magically removed the keys from the ignition of the Pontiac, and cried out "Which way?, WHICH WAY?!!!" In later years, we were schooled in the art of hospitality, as John and Jean hosted countless Octoberfest celebrations, where they made everyone feel at home. We will miss Uncle John, and are grateful for learning so much from him.

Condolence: We will miss John. He was a gentle person and a gentleman with a ready smile and wry sense of humour. He was a very kind cousin to our family. John was a great husband, father, grandfather and brother who always did his best to look after everyone. We have no doubt that he has the front row seat in the great Hot Stove Lounge in the Sky.

Condolence: Dear Weiler Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. With Sympathy, Kim (Kurz) and John Heath

Condolence: Had a chance to see John at the Brucelea Haven a few times. Great reminiscing about Herb at the hardware store and about various folks from Mildmay who we both knew May God’s peace take you through these sad days ahead and enjoy the memories you all did share over the years 🙏 He will indeed be dearly missed by all who knew him ❤️ Paul Schuett and family from Schuett Furniture Mildmay

Condolence: Sincere condolences to the Weiler families.

Condolence: Dear Jean, John, Mary and Families, We are sorry for your loss with the passing of your husband, father, grandfather John. Softly and gently may God's Love and Peace touch your hearts and whisper messages of Joy and Hope to each of you during these difficult days, weeks and months. Remembering you in our prayers, Gerry and Pat Grundy

Condolence: Mr. Weiler was definitely one of those teachers you remember! Thank you for teaching at St. Anne’s School. I was so very lucky to have had you as my shop teacher; one of the best classes by far. Rest In Peace Mr. Weiler

Condolence: To the Weiler family, Sincere condolences to all of you. Uncle John will always be remembered for his super generous nature, kind heart and gentleness. We will cherish the many great memories of camping, cottaging, and farm visits with him. He will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Love Marg Mike Angela and Steven Mallette

Condolence: Sending our condolences. John was a special person who's company I always enjoyed. A good soul, and someone who I will carry fond memories of. So sorry for your loss. Paul Krane

Condolence: The Weiler and Adams families were long time neighbours. We would often see John out in his backyard garden, tending to it lovingly like the expert city farmer that he was. We would always reap some of the benefits of the harvest. John would quietly leave various garden offerings on our back patio. My mother especially loved the delicious tomatoes. John was a kind and caring person. He had a friendly nature and ready smile. He will be missed. Heartfelt sympathy to all of the family. Nancy Nugent

Condolence: Sincere condolences to the Weiler families... John was such a great neighbor. You have a Garden of Memories showered with a million tears. The saddest moment is when the person who gave you the best memories becomes a Memory. BLESSINGS to all!

Condolence: John was my Industrial Arts teacher at St Anne’s in 1968 and 1969. To this day I tell people that he was the best teacher I ever had. I am saddened by his passing and that I never had the chance to tell him what a positive impact he made in my life. RIP Mr. Weiler.