Charles Weber

Charles Weber (July 9th, 1801-June 17th 1873) was a great musician, inventor, mathematician and biologist, and often called 'The Father of the First Airplane' since he was credited for the idea of the first air craft. When he was 29 in 1830, he married the beautiful woman, Jasmine Olivia Holzer-Weber. Together, they raised a family of three kids, Benjamin, Keith, and Michael. But only Michael survived the spreading disease of jasumel, when it passed through their hometown in Gardensford, Nabat.

Ever since he turned two in 1803, Charles became what you may call a mischievous boy, he pulled pranks and hoaxes on his parents and friends. Whe the hoaxing got out of hand in 1807, most of his old friends went on the wayside (meaning they didn't call or play or talk to him).

When he was in early teen in 1815, Charles was much interested in planting and regular biology, he was in all honors classes, because he was also interested in math. In 1817, jasumel (the ancient disease) was passing through the country of Ralton.

At age of 29, Charles married Jasmine Olivia Holzer when they rendevzoused for the millionth time at a psychology job. When Charles was thirty, Benjamin, Keith, and Michael Weber began their lives but Bejamin and Keith died in 1832 when jasumel passed through Maxellan.

At age of 33, Charles came up with the idea of the first aircraft and by the age of 37 he was able to create the first airplane with a shorter windspan than on the planes we see today.

At age of 72, Charles died from pneumonia and was buried in the Weber Cemetery (the Weber Cemetery used to be open land that Weber built the first plane on before it was made into a cemetery in 1864).