Thomas William Wiemann, 76, of Aubrey, TX passed away Sunday, October 19, 2025. Thomas was born December 9, 1948, to Thomas William Wiemann, Sr. and Ann Rose Bouderau. Thomas married Constance Segrest November 28, 1970, in Port Gibson, Mississippi.
Thomas served in the Marine Corps for 5 years, attaining the rank of captain in VMFA 122 Squadron. He served the Bureau of Prisons for twenty-five years, and served the Army National Guard where he was airborne and certified as a Green Beret.
Thomas is survived by his wife, Constance Wiemann of Aubrey, Texas: son, Thomas Charles Wiemann and wife Ofelia of Wylie, Texas: daughter, Leigh Ann Wiemann of Savannah, Texas; brother, Andrew Wiemann and wife Lynn of Duluth, Minnesota: sister, Jo Ellen Benson and husband Bill of Duluth, Minnesota: grandchildren, Samantha Marie Klaus and husband Robert, Gabriella Marie Wiemann, and Isabella Marie Wiemann; a great grandchild, Henry William Klaus, as well as several nieces and nephews; his dogs, Bannon, Bobbie and Bogart
Thomas was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and Ann Rose Wiemann and brothers, Gary Donald Wiemann, Jon Allan Wiemann.
He was an avid antique car collector and spent many weekends with his car club friends. He graduated from Duluth Central High School, Class of 66. He looked forward to attending the reunions and catching up with his high school friends. He loved playing guitar and 60’s music. He always said, “Music died after 1969”.
A Veteran committal service at the Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery will be held.
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Obituary for Thomas William Wiemann
Thomas William Wiemann, 76, of Aubrey, TX passed away Sunday, October 19, 2025. Thomas was born December 9, 1948, to Thomas William Wiemann, Sr. and Ann Rose Bouderau. Thomas married Constance Segrest November 28, 1970, in Port Gibson, Mississippi.
Thomas served in the Marine Corps for 5 years, attaining the rank of captain in VMFA 122 Squadron. He served the Bureau of Prisons for twenty-five years, and served the Army National Guard where he was airborne and certified as a Green Beret.
Thomas is survived by his wife, Constance Wiemann of Aubrey, Texas: son, Thomas Charles Wiemann and wife Ofelia of Wylie, Texas: daughter, Leigh Ann Wiemann of Savannah, Texas; brother, Andrew Wiemann and wife Lynn of Duluth, Minnesota: sister, Jo Ellen Benson and husband Bill of Duluth, Minnesota: grandchildren, Samantha Marie Klaus and husband Robert, Gabriella Marie Wiemann, and Isabella Marie Wiemann; a great grandchild, Henry William Klaus, as well as several nieces and nephews; his dogs, Bannon, Bobbie and Bogart
Thomas was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and Ann Rose Wiemann and brothers, Gary Donald Wiemann, Jon Allan Wiemann.
He was an avid antique car collector and spent many weekends with his car club friends. He graduated from Duluth Central High School, Class of 66. He looked forward to attending the reunions and catching up with his high school friends. He loved playing guitar and 60’s music. He always said, “Music died after 1969”.
A Veteran committal service at the Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery will be held.
-MPY