Death date: Dec 17, 2011
KARL W. WENINGER, 57, passed away at home on December 17, 2011, after living 15 months with a glioblastoma brain cancer. Dearest husband of Susan for 19 years. Loving father of Alicia, Matthew, Christopher Myers, Timothy (Lauren) Read Obituary
Susan And Family,I cannot express my sympathy over your loss. Karl and I worked together at Plaza Care Center in Toledo. Susan it was my pleasure to have known karl and you for many year's while in Toledo. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.##imported-begin##Laverne Wyatt##imported-end##
Our sincere condolences to the family of one of the most genuine men I have ever met. Karl and I worked together 2 years and he was a marvelous role model. I shared many warm, human conversations with Karl and always felt jubilant afterwards. I am very happy he was able to be a part of my life.##imported-begin##Albert and Patricia Parton##imported-end##
Karla and I are so sorry for you and your families loss. I worked with Karl for almost 4 years in the Cleveland area and always thought, "What great guy." When other would go in a questionable way, Karl would always do the right thing. Karl was truly one of the "Good" ones, out there. Our thoughts and prayer will be with you.##imported-begin##Karla and Greg Johnson##imported-end##
Susan and Family, I cannot express my sympathy at your loss. Karl and I worked together, talked cancer treatments together and I thought of him as one of the kindest, 'best' men I have known. He was a blessing to all who knew him. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. You will all remain in my prayers.##imported-begin##Tammy Weis##imported-end##
I joined Peregrine Health Services six months ago. Karl was one of the first to truly welcome me. We traveled together on a business trip in September which is where I had the honor of getting to know him. He was a dedicated and giving man. Karl provided me with great insight into the business and taught me a lot about my new industry. I found him to be a great listener too! He liked new ideas and ways to improve our business and our company. I appreciated his guidence and insight. During that trip, he shared a lot with me. I didn't know all the details of the previous year and I too was amazed by his courage and focus. The love for his family was evident with each story. I know he cherish every day before and after his diagnosis. We also shared our Catholic faith and had some good discussions about challenges we've both faced. He NEVER told me he was once a Catholic Priest! I just felt the conviction of his faith and comfort with the unknown. Unlike me, he appeared to be better at not trying to control everything. Instead, he allowed God to implement this plan. I am so happy to have been able to meet Karl. On my own journey, he made a difference as he did to so many. I feel lucky witness man with dedication to the right thing: ultimate courage despite all life's challenges, infinite love for his family and passion to work and to make a difference.##imported-begin##Kathi Haywood##imported-end##
I worked with Karl in long term care. He touched everyone who knew him or had the pleasure of working with him with his kind gentle manner. He was a true gentleman and a true blessing to all around him. He will truly be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.##imported-begin##Theresa Swiderski##imported-end##
