Webber and Co, The Entrepreneur's Fund, and Chalk Hill Consulting LLC. Jeff's first company was named New Ventures, followed by R.B. His career in business started at McKenzie and Sons in Los Angeles and was the beginning of a lifelong career as an entrepreneur and fund manager in the Silicon Valley. Family favorites also included numerous four legged friends: Goose, Roux, Moose, Haute, Hershey, Emcee, and Lukie. Webber was well respected as a family man and was adored by his two children: Nicole Ashley Webber, 24 and Robert Thomas Webber, 21. When he was not outdoors, he was a rabid fan of the Oregon Ducks and the Golden State Warriors. His passing will certainly ensure a mass waterfowl repopulation in the fabled Butte Sink. His passion for the outdoors led him to some of the best hunting, fishing, skiing, and houseboating in North America. He was known for his gregarious sense humor, love for entertaining, and intellectual sparring. He then attended the Stanford Graduate School of Business where he was the self-proclaimed smartest person in his class. While Jeff appeared on the soap opera from 1976 until 1981, played by future MacGyver Richard Dean Anderson, his wife and Liz’s mother Carolyn has never been seen. After matriculating through the public school system in Medford, OR, he attended Yale University, graduating in 1976.
He entered the world on January 7, 1953, kicking and screaming to the proud parents of R.B. Today he uses his considerable talents to improve the human condition by designing products that. Webber was an extraordinary contributor to and advocate for mental health causes. As a kid, Jeff Weber was fascinated by the way things worked. However, those who wish to donate in his name are invited to do so with "Stanford University's Mood Disorders Center", "Big Wave Project", or the charity of their choice. At the request of the deceased there will be no funeral or memorial service. Jeff Webber, 66, died January 7th, 2019 in a fatal plane crash near Colusa, CA.
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