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Leo Adams Weimar - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal November 27, 2003

BATON ROUGE — Leo Adams Weimar
Funeral services for Leo Adams Weimar, 72, of Baton Rouge, were Nov. 17 at Our Lady 
of Mercy Catholic Church with Rev. Vic Messina officiating. Interment followed in Roselawn Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mrs. Weimar died Nov. 15 at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge. A native of 
Tallulah, she was a resident of Baton Rouge for 47 years. Mrs. Weimar was retired from 
the state Board of Tax Appeals, a member of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church, the Junior League of Baton Rouge, 
Baton Rouge Country Club, Delta Delta Delta Alumnae and Charity Ball Association of Baton Rouge.

She was preceded in death by her husband, John W. Weimar, and her parents, William Z. 
and Agnes S. Adams, of Tallulah.

Mrs. Weimar is survived by a daughter, Ashley Weimar Alexander and husband, G. Timmons 
Alexander, of Lafayette; two sons, John W. Weimar, Jr., and wife, Lallah S. Weimar, and 
William A. Weimar and wife, Mary W. Weimar, all of Baton Rouge; a sister, Carol Adams 
Regan and husband, Carroll Regan, of Tallulah; two nephews, Dr. Bates Regan, of Memphis, 
and Dr. Leo Regan, of Baton Rouge; seven grandchildren, William S. Weimar, Mary Kate 
Weimar, Caroline Alexander, Rebecca Alexander, Laura Alexander,Meg Weimar and Adams Weimar.
Pallbearers were Dr. Bates Regan, Dr. Leo Regan, C. Calvin Adams, Jr., Edward M. Adams, 
James H. Normally, Dr. James S. Morris, William H. Wright, III, and James M. Terrell.