Arthur Carl Wetterman
Posted By Alex On March 28, 2024 @ 4:27 pm In Obituaries | 2 Comments
Arthur Carl Wetterman, 89, of Waco passed away March 23,2024.
He loved his family and wrestling. He was preceded in death by his father, Carl William Wetterman; mother, Nina Inez Wilburn; wife, Carolyn Jean Wetterman; three children, Nina Wetterman, Debbie Wetterman and Carla McCurdy; and brother, Don Wetterman.
He is survived by his brother, Wayne Wetterman of San Antonio; grandson, Josh McCurdy and wife Becky Walker of Bellmead; grandaughter, Amanda Tippie and husband Jud Tippie of China Spring; grandson, Tommy McCurdy and wife Tamara McCurdy of Waco; six great granchildren, Maddison McCurdy, Landon Tippie, Aidan Tippie, Avery Tippie, Brenden McCurdy and Emily McCurdy.
No services are planned at this time.
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I was married to his cousin, Tommy Wetterman, who passed away in 2020. We used to go by and see Arthur Carl many years ago when we were visiting Tom’som and Dad, Eddie and Louise Wetterman. Wish we could have seen him more often. My prayers go out to all his family
God bless all of you
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Uncle Arthur , We never got to spend much time with you , do to the distance from California to Texas I’ll never forget some of the stories my Dad told us about some of the wild things you boys did growing up. He always started the Stories with “AUTHER CARL” My Dad”s Texas draw came back like it never left. If even half of the tales were true You were truly ONE of a kind..You 3 boys had a hard row to hoe. Picking Cotton, getting robed at gunpoint and you hit hm so hard with a tire iron the crook surrendered to you pleaded for you to quite welling on him with a tire iron.You had a hard life for 89 years. Maybe you will fiinly Rest in that Big House up Above. RIP Arthur Carl !