

Our Founders
Vinson Weber was a teacher and his wife Jane was also a teacher. They were a handsome couple, and were happily married. He went into the Army and dental school. When he graduated from dental school, he was recruited to come to the Northwest to organize the Operative Dentistry program at the University of Oregon. They moved to Washington in 1946.
They lived with peace and grace and beauty and creativity and intelligence until Jane’s death on November 20, 1994. Near the end, Jane stated, “No one could have had a happier life than I have had, but I wish it could be longer.” Dr. Weber lived in his home until late in his life. He passed on July 19, 2000. Dr. and Jane Weber are interned together in a single plot cemetery at the north end of the home they shared and loved, which is now managed by the Cemetery Authority. There will be no other burials at this location.
Their gift to the community is the Arboretum which encompasses all the Weber land and its future, to which they gave foresight and great energy and wisdom.




History
Founders Dr. Vinson & Jane Weber
Weber Homestead
Historic Stanger House
Visit
Hours & Info
Location & Map
Classes
Rentals
Latest
Features
Weber Homestead
Historic Stanger House
Old Caboose
Community Garden
Veggie Patch
About
Our Mission
Trustees
Board of Directors
Manager Caretaker
Annual Reports
Donate
Donations
Volunteer
Work Party Events
Partners
Mackenzie Images
Wattle Tree Place
Bartlett Tree Experts
NonProfit Home Inspec.