Kristina Weber

Kristina N. "Tina" Weber, born April 22, 1956, passed away peacefully on March 16, 2026. She was a cherished wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt, whose warm spirit and dedicated nature left a lasting impression on all who knew her.

Tina had a passion for crafting and sewing, pursuits that not only showcased her creativity but also reflected her patient and meticulous nature. She devoted much of her time to these hobbies, finding joy and fulfillment in making beautiful things with her hands. Her love for family gatherings was evident in the weekly dinners she shared with her siblings, moments filled with laughter, stories, and deep familial bonds that were treasured by all involved.

An avid supporter of her grandchildren, Tina was often found attending various events to cheer them on, embodying a proud and encouraging grandmother who relished these special occasions. Her presence was a source of great comfort and motivation for her grandchildren, who were fortunate to know such a loving and involved matriarch.

Tina is survived by her devoted husband, Tim Weber, who stood by her side through countless memories and milestones. Her children, Tara (Lincoln) Jernigan and Tabby (Jerry) Dudley, carry forward her legacy of love and strength. She took immense pride in her grandchildren—Tucker, Kaitlyn, Haley, Kelcie, Alexus, and Aliyah—each of whom felt the warmth of her unwavering support and affection. Her great-grandchild Sage and Paisley, would have been a new light in Tina's life.

Among her siblings, Tina shared a special bond with Angie (late Jack) Barnhorst, Sharon (Bob) Schlachter, Annette (Matt) Meltebrink, Missy (Tim) Prost, Margie (Jim) McGaha, Ricky (Gail) Panno, Kristina (Doug) Phillips, and Shawn (Samantha) Panno. These weekly dinners were a testament to their closeness and mutual devotion. She also leaves behind many nieces and nephews who will remember her fondly.

Preceding her in death were her beloved parents, Joe and Margaret Panno, who instilled in her the values she lived by, and her brother Joey Panno, whose memory she carried in her heart.

Tina Weber’s life was a tapestry of love, dedication, and craftsmanship. She will be deeply missed by her family and all who had the privilege to know her. Her legacy endures in the hearts of her loved ones and the countless lives she touched throughout her journey.

Family will start to greet friends Friday, March 27th at 4 PM, a Blessing will start at 4:30 PM and conclude at 5 PM and then the family will continue to greet friends until 6:30 PM.  To honor Tina, please wear something blue, pink or Cincinnati Reds.

The celebration of Tina's life will continue on Friday from 6:30 PM until 9 PM at St. Lawrence Church/School 3680 Warsaw Ave. Cincinnati, Oh 45205.