Timothy J. Weymier

Timothy J. Weymier, 70, passed away peacefully on Friday, January 10, 2025, at his home in Hustisford with his loving wife by his side.

A Celebration of Tim’s life will take place on Saturday, June 28, 2025 from 1:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. at Weymier Farm (N4816 Arrowhead Trail, Juneau, Wisconsin).

Tim was born the son of Thomas J. and Sheila K. (Duckert) Weymier on November 19, 1954. He graduated from Mayville High School in 1973. He was united in marriage to Julie Zubke on August 10, 2002. Tim was employed by Mayville Engineering Company for 34 years.

Tim was a fun-loving soul who loved people both young and old. He was blessed with the gift of gab and always took the time to share stories or get into some mischief. Tim loved to travel with his wife Julie and visited every state but 2 in the United States and all the providences of Canada. He had a wonderful trip to Alaska with his father which he always talked about. Tim and Julie loved to go antiquing together and were on the hunt for the perfect antique to further add to their collections. Tim and Julie were always together. Tim was a huge Wisconsin Badger Fan.

Tim was an avid hunter, and his true passion was made a reality when he established Deer Trail Farms in 2010. He loved being at the farm looking over his land and being with friends and family.

Tim is survived by his wife Julie, mother Sheila Weymier, sister Deb (Dennis) Coda, mother-in-law Judy Zubke, brothers-in-law: Roger (Helen) Zubke, Paul Zubke; and sister-in-law Sue (Mike) Rutz. Tim is further survived by 2 nieces and 2 nephews, other relatives, and dear friends.

He was preceded in death by his father Tom; brother Patrick; father-in-law Lester Zubke; brother-in-law Tracy; and other relatives and friends.

Tim’s family would like to thank all the many friends that visited and helped take care of Tim and Julie whenever they needed something. Special thank you to Dr. Kia Saeian and Dr. Aaron Dahl who were Tim’s doctors. The compassion and care shown to Tim and Julie will always be remembered.