Ginerva “Ginny” Lee (Koenig) Weber 81, of Forsyth, MT, passed away on July 5, 2024, under the care of StillWater Hospice of Montana and MorningStar Senior Living in Billings, MT.
Ginny was born on August 10, 1942 in Jamestown, ND to Ted and Johanna Koenig. She grew up in Jamestown, ND with her parents and two brothers and two sisters. She graduated from Jamestown High School in 1960.
Ginny was united in marriage to Merlyn Weber on October 1, 1960 in Jamestown. Together they raised four sons and one daughter (Jay, Todd, Scott, Neil, Lisa). They were married for 62 years until the passing of Merlyn in May of 2023.
Ginny was dedicated to her family. Her most treasured things in life were her children and grandchildren. She was well known for being a sports mom, traveling countless miles to support her children and grandchildren.
Ginny was a devoted Christian. Her faith was the backbone of her life.
She loved playing cards. Bridge was her favorite game as she would have weekly (if not more) games with the town card players.
Ginny is survived by four sons, Jay (Kim) of Denison, Texas; Todd, of Hill City, South Dakota; Scott (Maria) of Forsyth, Montana; Neil (Vanessa) of San Jose, California; daughter Lisa Gardner (Keenan) of Victorville, California; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and brother, John Koenig (Beth) of Shoreview, MN.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Ted and Johanna Koenig, brother Clint (Speed) Koenig, and sisters Darlene Nelson and Evangeline Noll
There will be a celebration of life for both her and her late husband Merlyn at Marcyes Park in Forsyth, MT on Thursday, July 11 from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Please no gifts, flowers, etc.
Service Schedule
Celebration of Life
3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Thursday July 11, 2024
Marcy's Park
Forsyth, Montana 59327
Service Schedule
Celebration of Life
3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Thursday July 11, 2024
Marcy's Park
Forsyth, Montana 59327
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Kim Smarsh says
Ginny was always so kind. I loved running into her when I was in Forsyth. Condolences and prayers to all of her family.
Kathi Rooney Pfeifle says
I met Ginny and Merlyn at Morning Star during my many visits to see my Dad and Mom. They were both such nice people. I just talked to Ginny last week. I will really miss her. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Rocky and Carol Plympton says
You are all in our thoughts and prayers at this time of loss. I was close to Ginny when I attended the Lutheran Church. She was a special lady. May God be your “light” as you walk through this valley.
Rebecca Cuckie says
Ginny was a fun and wonderful woman! She !was a great mother and grandmother and great grandmother ! Ginny loved the Lord and her church…She will be missed by all who knew her😟 Her reward in heaven will be great❤️❤️❤️
Joan Leinwand says
Sending my condolences. I have very special memories of Ginny and Merlyn through the years.
Kay and Rocky Berdahl says
Prayers and condolences for the Weber family. Sorry for your loss!
Jennifer Ferguson Johnson says
I’m so sorry for your loss. To the Weber family you are in my thoughts and prayers. Ginny was a wonderful sweet lady. She will be missed so much
Georgia Forney Larry Dorn says
Sending you our heartfelt sympathy as you celebrate the life of both your mom and your dad.
Your family will be in our thoughts now and always. The Dorn family; Larry & Georgia, Bryant & Alyssa , Kelby & Brianne.
Lynette Riley Kyle says
I enjoyed Ginny when she came into the Yellowstone Pharmacy! She always had a smile and something funny to say! Very devoted to her family! Lynette Riley Kyle
Richard Clark says
Ginny was a wonderful person, she had so much personality, she really was everybody’s mother when I went to High school with Jay, Todd, Scott, she would always make you feel better about yourself. Always there to root for you in sports, and life.she will be missed .
Steph West says
So sorry for the loss. Ginny was like another relative while I was growing up. Sending love and prayers 🙏💖
jackie dassinger says
“forever” friends do not happen every day. Precious Ginnny was a forever friend from the day we met. That was a story in itself. Through the years we had each other to laugh with or cry with. Have loads of fun with. When JJ was here at Easter, we visited Ginny. She was so happy to see us and she was one person he wanted to see before he went back to Spain. We made many visits to Billings to shop, celebrate birthdays there with lunch and bridge. Went to see Valieta Norris in S. Dak. etc. She was a huge part of my life. I am so thankful to have known her and enjoy her. She loved her family, God, and church. I will miss her forever. To her children, just know that I loved your mom very much!!
Kurtis West says
The West family is so sorry for the loss of Ginny and Merlin. They raised an incredible family that was instrumental in the lives of our family and vice versa. These two families (among other families of Forsyth), grew up together…from playing cards, to the kids’ sporting and school events. They were always so great to be around. Ginny was such a joy with her personality and her infectious smile. Merlin, such a pillar of strength, always set a great example and was so supportive. Ginny and Merlin will be greatly missed…We loved them dearly.
On behalf of the West family,
Richard, Myrna, Tim, Kurt, Mitch…to include all of the West’s extended family Love you guys! Prayers!
Peggy Woodwick says
Dear Family, I am a distant cousin to Ginny. My sincere condolences. I tried to send her a photo of her Grandmother’s grave at the country church. God Speed. I will miss talking with her. She was always so kind to my Mother, Helen Werre Woodwick. Always stopped to see her or send cards in North Dakota. A very sweet lady. Peggy