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Caryl W. Weinberg

July 18, 2026

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Caryl W. Weinberg, 90, died July 18, 2026.

Funeral Service will be at 11:00 am, Monday, July 27, 2026 at the Joan S. Beren Wichita Jewish Community Center.

Caryl is preceded in death by her parents, Irving and Bertha Muller; husband Don Weinberg; and sisters, Joyce Muller and Nancy Jarus.

She is survived by her children, JoAnn Gordon of Minneapolis, MN, Heidi Muller of Canby, MN, Patrick Weinberg of Benbrook, TX, and Eric Weinberg of Wichita; 4 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.

Memorials have been established with Congregation Emanu-El, 1850 N. Woodlawn St. Wichita, KS 67208 and Mid-Kansas Jewish Federation, 1850 N. Woodlawn St. Wichita, KS 67208.

Services in care of Downing & Lahey Mortuaries — East Wichita.

Services

Funeral: Monday, July 27, 2026 11:00 am

Joan S. Beren Wichita Jewish Community Center
1850 N Woodlawn Blvd
Wichita, KS 67206


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Charities

The family greatly appreciates donations made to these charities in Caryl W. Weinberg 's name.

Congregation Emanu-El

1850 N. Woodlawn Blvd.

Wichita,

KS

67206

Mid-Kansas Jewish Federation

1850 N. Woodlawn

Wichita,

KS

67208

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    • Aunt Caryl was an amazing woman. She dedicated herself to her children and her husband. After uncle Don’s passing she recalled her life with him with a big heart. Job well done. God Bless the loved ones left behind.

  1. Aunt Caryl was a very special lady who cared so much for others, loved and was very proud of all her children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and very kind to everyone. Even during her hardest times, she still thought of others. We spent some very precious time with her at their home and ours. She will be missed by all of us and by her special pets, Petee and Geo. Rest in Peace, dear Aunt Caryl.

  2. Aunt Caryl was a very special lady who cared so much for others, loved and was very proud of all her children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and very kind to everyone. Even during her hardest times, she still thought of others. We spent some very precious time with her at their home and ours. She will be missed by all of us and by her special pets, Petee and Geo. Rest in Peace, dear Aunt Caryl.

  3. From remembering when I was small that Uncle Don, Aunt Caryl and family would make their yearly drive from Kansas to WI for visits. Alway a fun time for us kids. I grew up, entered the Air Force and was stationed in Wichita so then I was able to take a short drive to see all pretty frequent! Both Don and Caryl were good people, and I will always have fond memories of each.

  4. Aunt Carol was a kind and loving person. My fondest memories were in my youth when she and uncle Don and my cousins would come visit our home in east Wichita. It was the best of times, the love we shared, and the fun we had! Until her passing, Aunt Carol would always call to wish me a happy birthday. Rest in peace Aunt Carol until one day we meet again. ❤️

  5. Of the three Muller sisters, Aunt Caryl had the best sense of humor. She would irregularly call me to ask, “What are we going to do about X, Y and Z (some idiot thing done by a politician, particularly the fascist currently in the Whitehouse)?” During our conversation, we would laugh and solve all of the world’s problems. I would ask how she was feeling, and always got the same answer…”Good. I’m still upright (metaphorically of late).”

    RIP Aunt Caryl. Try not to argue with your sisters too much, and be easy on your mom and dad.


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