Elizabeth Loucina Weber

Elizabeth Loucina Weber, of Wellington, died on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at the age of 91.

Elizabeth was born the daughter of Joseph and Alice (Harris) Craft on March 6, 1935 in Dalton.

A charismatic and dedicated woman with a spirit as resilient as they come, Elizabeth lived a life full of vigor and determination that was evident in everything she did. From her residence in Wellington, this spirited woman touched the hearts of many with her quick wit and infectious charm. In 1965, Elizabeth married the love of her life, Milford “Lee” Weber and together they would share 51 wonderful years together before Lee’s passing in 2016.

Elizabeth was an old-school woman who held her traditional values close to her heart. She was renowned for her dedication, resilience, and work ethic, which she demonstrated through the many different jobs she held throughout her life. She worked on the Alaskan Pipeline, served as security at the Tyson food plant, helped run dispatch during the Udall, KS tornado disaster in 1955, and worked at nearly every local restaurant in Wellington. Her charisma shone through in her hobbies, as she enjoyed spending her free time playing card games, dominoes, and bingo, and even going to the casino. A talented bowler, Elizabeth also played the mandolin in her father’s band during her younger years. Her culinary skills were a delight to her family, who always looked forward to her meals.

Elizabeth is survived by her children, Celia (Phillip) Darland; and Ron (Jackie) Edwards; grandchildren: Kevin (Adrienne) Carey, Tyler Weber, Courtney (Matthew) Risenhover, Bryan (Traci) Edwards, Amy (Allan) Roths, and Paula Edwards, along with a multitude of great grandchildren and great greatgrandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph and Alice Craft; husband, Lee Weber; daughter, H. Diane Newman; son, Don Weber; granddaughter, Carrie Cuerden; and brother, Joseph Craft.

Memorial contributions can be given in her name to Wellington Humane Society. Contributions can be mailed or left with the funeral home.

Following cremation, a private family service will take place at a later date.

In celebrating Elizabeth’s life, share a memory, leave condolences, or sign her digital tribute wall at www.cornejofuneralhome.com.

Arrangements are by Cornejo Funeral Home + Crematory, Wellington.