Harry M. Weatherby, 93, was born on September 16, 1918 in Soldier, Iowa, the son of Jesse and Mary Weatherby. He peacefully went home to the loving arms of the Lord on May 3, 2012 at Ridgemont Adult Family Home in Bellingham where he resided and received loving care for the last 15 months.
He was united in marriage to Violet Urfer in 1941 and together they made their home in Whatcom County. He was inducted in the U.S. Army serving during WWII. They operated the Guide Equipment Company for 52 years, specializing in diesel repairs. Harry was one of the founding fathers of Skagit Speedway. He retired in 1993, moving to "The Weatherby Ranch" in Sedro-Woolley. He enjoyed family, friends, politics and gardening, getting pure joy from sharing their garden bounty with food banks and others. He was a member of North Cascades Christian Fellowship in Sedro-Woolley and an honorary member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Bellingham.
He was united in marriage to Violet Urfer in 1941 and together they made their home in Whatcom County. He was inducted in the U.S. Army serving during WWII. They operated the Guide Equipment Company for 52 years, specializing in diesel repairs. Harry was one of the founding fathers of Skagit Speedway. He retired in 1993, moving to "The Weatherby Ranch" in Sedro-Woolley. He enjoyed family, friends, politics and gardening, getting pure joy from sharing their garden bounty with food banks and others. He was a member of North Cascades Christian Fellowship in Sedro-Woolley and an honorary member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Bellingham.
Harry M. Weatherby, 93, was born on September 16, 1918 in Soldier, Iowa, the son of Jesse and Mary Weatherby. He peacefully went home to the loving arms of the Lord on May 3, 2012 at Ridgemont Adult Family Home in Bellingham where he resided and received loving care for the last 15 months.
He was united in marriage to Violet Urfer in 1941 and together they made their home in Whatcom County. He was inducted in the U.S. Army serving during WWII. They operated the Guide Equipment Company for 52 years, specializing in diesel repairs. Harry was one of the founding fathers of Skagit Speedway. He retired in 1993, moving to "The Weatherby Ranch" in Sedro-Woolley. He enjoyed family, friends, politics and gardening, getting pure joy from sharing their garden bounty with food banks and others. He was a member of North Cascades Christian Fellowship in Sedro-Woolley and an honorary member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Bellingham.
He was united in marriage to Violet Urfer in 1941 and together they made their home in Whatcom County. He was inducted in the U.S. Army serving during WWII. They operated the Guide Equipment Company for 52 years, specializing in diesel repairs. Harry was one of the founding fathers of Skagit Speedway. He retired in 1993, moving to "The Weatherby Ranch" in Sedro-Woolley. He enjoyed family, friends, politics and gardening, getting pure joy from sharing their garden bounty with food banks and others. He was a member of North Cascades Christian Fellowship in Sedro-Woolley and an honorary member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Bellingham.
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