Mikhael W. Weyer

Tragically taken from us at the age of 28, Mikhael William Weyer, of Findlay, passed away on Tuesday, May 21, 2019 when out of the kindness of his heart, he stopped to help a driver who ran out of gas. He was born on July 29, 1990 in Findlay to Linda (Colvin) Weyer and the late Milton H. Weyer III. Mikhael was loving, always there to help a family member, friend, animal or stranger. He was a one of a kind son, amazing, humorous, generous, supportive, inspiring brother and the BEST uncle ever! He could go from the life of the party to fire engine mad in an instant. Never afraid to speak his mind, even if he knew someone would not like it. He had a fierce fire in his soul of right and wrong. Mikhael was very proud to achieve his goal of recently becoming a first time home owner. He always wanted to do his part in changing the world for the better. Mikhael worked as a Journeyman for Vaughn's Industry for eight years. He also loved his precious dog and best friend, Dixie. Mikhael is survived by his mother, Linda of Findlay; dad, Kenneth (Lucinda) Bash; brothers, Andrew (Shawn) Weyer, Alex Weyer, Robert Bash, Wesley Bash and Jessie Gorelski; sisters, Lindsey (Zach) Morral and Katie Bash; nieces, Sophia Weyer, Lily Bash and Aurora Bash. His is also survived by his uncles, Matthew (Kristine) Colvin, David Colvin, Scott (Jessica) Bash, Roger Essinger and Marc Price; aunt, Tammy (Roy) Jeknavorian; grandparents, Harry and Sharon Colvin, Roger and Hazel Bash and Barbara Nelson; and many cousins, friends, and his beloved dog Dixie. Mikhael was preceded in death by his father Milton H. Weyer III; grandfather, Milton H. Weyer Jr.; and uncle, Randy Essinger. Friends and family may visit on Wednesday, May 29, 2019 from 3 - 5 p.m. at HUFFORD FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Manor Hill Rd, Findlay (419-422-1500). A Celebration of Mikhael's life will follow at the conclusion of visitation at 5 p.m. with Pastor Jim Klausing officiating. Memorial contributions in Mikhael's name may be made to the Family in c/o Hufford Family Funeral Home. "He is the HERO this world needs."