Weber

A few weeks ago, my colleague Jasmine Farrier tweeted a reminder about an event I attended prior to the pandemic. It was a book launch for a work about the life of Paul Weber, who died far too young back in October 2005. Paul was department chair when I was hired at Louisville decades ago: 

This was such a special night for an amazing man and friend. Thanks to all who made it happen and all who came to celebrate Paul Weber. https://t.co/yLPhb1Wfrq

— Jasmine Farrier (@Jasmine_Farrier) February 1, 2021

As it happens, I often walk past Paul's grave when I navigate through Calvary cemetery.  As I have frequently mentioned, I have been walking in several nearby cemeteries during the pandemic. They're usually quiet and I've learned a bit about local history. 

Here's a photo of his grave:

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