Lila Jean Weberg 78 of Rochester, Minnesota passed away on November 12, 2025 in Le Center, Minnesota.
She was born on February 9, 1947 in Martin County, Minnesota, to Jake and Lilla (Huse) Faber. Lila spent her life rooted in the community she loved. Her deep faith and generous spirit touched all who knew her. Lila dedicated over 25 years of service to Mayo Clinic, where her hard work and commitment left a lasting impression. In addition to her long standing career, she also ran her own cleaning service, demonstrating both entrepreneurial drive and a tireless work ethic.
Lila is survived by her Children, Troy (Pam) Weberg, Tracy Klassen, and Trent (Shannon) Weberg; her Grandchildren, T.J. (Sarah) Weberg and Oni (Aaron) Nash; Great-Grandchildren, Gatlin Weberg, Colter Weberg, Granger Nash and Kaylee Nash; her Sister, Delores Anderson; numerous Nieces and Nephews; and some very Special Friends.
Lila was preceded in death by her parents, Jake and Lilla Faber; her siblings, Donald Faber, Duane Faber, Twyla Weber, and grandson, Kurtis Klassen.
Lila found joy in the simple pleasures, gardening, crafting, cooking, listening to live music, playing cards, sharing meals at local restaurants, bible studies, attending church services and spending cherished time with friends and family. Her presence brought warmth wherever she went; her smile could light up a room, and her hugs were known to be the very best. Lila was an extraordinary woman, an amazing mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend with a heart of gold and a spirit that radiated kindness and joy. May her memory bring comfort to those who knew and loved her.
A memorial service will be held at 11 am on Saturday, November 22, 2025, with visitation one hour prior to the service at Rochester Cremation Services, 1605 Civic Center Drive NW, Rochester, Minnesota. Lunch will be served after the service.
What a huge loss! Lila was a fantastic neighbor! I have so many awesome memories! So sad she’s gone. She would often send over treats which never dissappointed. Lila’s famous “Strawberry Goop” desert will live on in my memory now.
We are cousins who grew up in rural Martin County back in the day. I remember having fun playing with her when our families got together. Good times.
The blessing of a long time friend since a neighbor in IN. She had caring ears, and Godly advice and examples to learn from.Lila you are truly missed until we meet again. Rest in peace, dear friend.
I just recently heard of Lila’s passing and I am truly sorry to her family and also her loss in this world. She was a neighbor of mine. I enjoyed so much our conservations when we ran into each other. Always so pleasant, and we shared many laughs too! I was fortunate to last speak with Lila over Labor Day weekend. I had a great two-hour conversation with her, her daughter-in-law, and her granddaughter. I was so looking forward to doing this again. It brought joy to my heart to be around all three of them. We laughed so very much. I will miss her being my neighbor. I wish her eternal peace in heaven now. I was so fortunate to meet such a woman! I will always remember our laughs together about the neighborhood and life in general.