Charles “Thomas” Weinerth, 79, passed away on March 29th peacefully with family by his side. Born in Auburn, Thomas spent most of his life in Elbridge. He attended Skaneateles Schools and grew up in the Skaneateles Falls area.
He was predeceased by his son, Michael J. Weinerth and his father, William F. Weinerth. Surviving are his mother, Kathleen “Tiny” Weinerth of Skaneateles, his daughter Tammy Simmons (Derek) of Jordan, and a son Scott Weinerth. Siblings, Bonnie Adkins of Delaware, David (John) Weinerth of Texas, grandsons Hunter T. Simmons, Matthew (Tabitha) Weinerth, Joshua Smith and great – grandsons Landon Smith and Jason Weinerth; and several nieces and nephews. A special companion, Joan Vaverchek of Jordan and his dog “Dolly”.
He retired from the Local IUOE #545 Union. He and his good buddy James Gardner signed up together in 1966.
Thomas was a member of the Mahogany Ridge Buck Club, several Rod and Gun Clubs, Skaneateles YMCA. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, cards, line dancing, trap shooting, and nature.
Services are private. Thomas will be buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Elbridge at a later date. In his memory we ask for you to donate to Heathers Heroes for Hope, Elbridge or plant a tree or drop off treats to your local animal shelters.
To send condolences, visit robertdgrayfuneralhome.com.
He was predeceased by his son, Michael J. Weinerth and his father, William F. Weinerth. Surviving are his mother, Kathleen “Tiny” Weinerth of Skaneateles, his daughter Tammy Simmons (Derek) of Jordan, and a son Scott Weinerth. Siblings, Bonnie Adkins of Delaware, David (John) Weinerth of Texas, grandsons Hunter T. Simmons, Matthew (Tabitha) Weinerth, Joshua Smith and great – grandsons Landon Smith and Jason Weinerth; and several nieces and nephews. A special companion, Joan Vaverchek of Jordan and his dog “Dolly”.
He retired from the Local IUOE #545 Union. He and his good buddy James Gardner signed up together in 1966.
Thomas was a member of the Mahogany Ridge Buck Club, several Rod and Gun Clubs, Skaneateles YMCA. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, cards, line dancing, trap shooting, and nature.
Services are private. Thomas will be buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Elbridge at a later date. In his memory we ask for you to donate to Heathers Heroes for Hope, Elbridge or plant a tree or drop off treats to your local animal shelters.
To send condolences, visit robertdgrayfuneralhome.com.
