Kenneth A. Weber, of Fowler, Kansas, aged 77, died Sunday, May 24, 2015 in the Weber farmhouse around 8:30 PM. "Kenny" was the fourth child of Louie and Mary Verde (Rice) Weber and was born February 15, 1938 in the same farmhouse where he expired. He was preceded in death by his siblings Charles, Llewelyn, and Betty and John. Kenneth attended the Fowler, Kansas schools where He played football as a fullback and linebacker. In 1956 Ken graduated from Fowler High School. He joined the Army spending 6 months at Fort Leonard Wood, MO and was an Army Reservist for five and a half years. On December 28, 1958, Kenneth married Christine (Norman) Weber who preceded him in death on February 17, 1986. Their love created three sons who survive, Justin (Krista) Weber (Eldora, IA), Tony (Jan) Weber (Wichita, KS), Doug (Arlene) Weber (Fowler, KS). Kenneth passed on a strong work ethic, a sense of justice and fairness, and life skills that have served his sons well. Kenneth was an accomplished heavy equipment operator and for a time had his own soil moving business. During this time he also operated the 500 acre Weber farm for decades of which he was extremely proud. The American Agriculture Movement was something he deeply invested his time and energy. He researched and then wrote a brilliant paper illustrating how the "farm dollar" creates more taxable wealth than any other product in society. Kenneth also participated in the Washington D.C. AAM demonstration. He also belonged to the Jaycees and deeply enjoyed flying and held a pilot's license. In 2005 he facilitated a wonderful family reunion and celebration of the farm's centennial. He also owned and operated Nitehawk trucking. His favorite customer was the late Leroy Huelskamp of Fowler. Kenneth's CB handle was "Rainman" after the mathematical genius played by Dustin Hoffman in the movie with same title due to Kenny's uncanny ability to do math equations in his head. Kenneth was "Pa Pa" to ten grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Kenneth was buried Monday, May 25, at 7:00 PM in the Fowler Cemetery per his request. Memorials can be sent to the Fowler Friends Church in Fowler, Kansas, 400 Pine St., 67844, or to the Minneola Hospital, 212 S. Main St., Minneola, KS 67865.