Silas
Weston

Born 4/22/2022, aged 79
Lives in Ifperton since 19 years
Working as Labourer for Sheermakers Company in Barnsley
Silas has always been a man of action. He finds satisfaction in tangible results and the honest sweat that comes with a hard day's work. Silas believes in building things that last and values dependability above all else. His strong hands and even stronger will have served him well over the years, allowing him to provide for his large and boisterous family. Though he may not speak much about his accomplishments, his quiet competence speaks volumes. He takes pride in passing on his skills and knowledge to younger generations, ensuring that the values he holds dear continue to thrive.
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31 years ago
Silas Weston connected with Willow Weston
Weston Family
24 years ago
Silas Weston connected with Asher Weston
Weston Family
19 years ago
Silas Weston connected with Rowan Weston
Weston Family
18 years ago
Silas Weston connected with Saylor Weston
Weston Family
16 years ago
Silas Weston connected with Clayton Weston
Weston Family
13 years ago
Silas Weston connected with Edwin Weston
Weston Family
3 years ago
Ethel Weston connected with Silas Weston
Weston Family
3 years ago
Silas Weston connected with Frederick Ellison
Silas, looking for unique wood for a new rocking chair he was building for his granddaughter, stumbled upon Frederick at the Enfield lumberyard. Frederick, overseeing a construction project using reclaimed timber, immediately recognized Silas's discerning eye and keen understanding of quality materials. They struck up a conversation about the history of the wood and its previous uses, discovering a shared appreciation for craftsmanship and enduring value. Recognizing a kindred spirit, they exchanged numbers, planning to meet again to discuss their respective projects.
1 years ago
Myrtle Fletcher connected with Silas Weston
Myrtle Fletcher, known for her meticulous organization and efficiency, found herself volunteering at a local community garden. It was there she met Silas Weston, a man whose calloused hands and quiet competence spoke volumes about his dedication to building things that last. While Myrtle meticulously weeded the rows of vegetables, Silas patiently mended a broken trellis. As they worked side-by-side, their conversation flowed naturally, bridging the gap in their ages with shared values like hard work and community spirit. Intrigued by Silas's stories of craftsmanship and his commitment to family, Myrtle found herself drawn to his steady presence. Silas, in turn, appreciated Myrtle's practicality and insightful observations. Over time, their shared love for gardening blossomed into a deep friendship, built on mutual respect and admiration.