Weller Ross Lewis, III

Weller “Ross” Lewis III, passed away unexpectedly early in the morning of February 23, 2026 in Easton, Maryland.

Born in Maryland, he is preceded in death by his mother Nancy Ann Robbins (in 2006), grandparents: Mark Baker Robbins, Betty Belle Robbins, Weller Ross Lewis, Sr. and Lillian V. Lewis.

He was a caring loving son and brother who had a great sense of humor, loved animals, and was a great supporter of his mother, sister, and the family cats.

Childhood memories include singing John Denver songs during family road trips, decorating his room with the Washington Redskins, and playing Atari.

Later in his life, Ross was passionate about school and his friends. He was a talented left-handed electric guitarist who appreciated rock ‘n’ roll and the metal bands of the 80s and 90s. He loved dearly the band Van Halen, 80s and 90s rock, and metal bands.

After high school, he attended automotive training courses, and worked for Phillips Seafood in Ocean City where he focused on a passion for culinary sauces and recipes. He later worked with the Preston Auto Group, and the Hyatt.

Continued interests throughout his lifetime included his love of cars, cooking, automobile engineering, the Orioles, the Washington Nationals, and NASCAR. He supported many of the drivers and team members by collecting collectibles, and attending events. He shared the equal passion of driving and sports most of his life.

Ross leaves behind his only younger sister Camilla Baker-Robbins Lewis, loving cousins, aunts, and many friends.

He also leaves behind his father Weller Ross Lewis, Jr. who currently lives in Quantico, Md.

Arrangements were made with Newcomb Collins Funeral Home. There will be a service at a later date at Sandy Island Cemetery for him to be laid to rest with his mother.

If anyone would like to honor him with donations, please send supplies to: Diana Bloom Rathell (with Kitty Kat Cottage), 3711 Elliott Drive, East New Market, MD 21631, Tomcat Solutions, 7865 Woodland Circle, Easton, MD 21601 and Baywater Animal Rescue, 4930 Bucktown Road, Cambridge, MD 21613.

Anyone interested in sending flowers, memories, or notes of condolences, please send them to The Lewis Family, 414 Glenburn Ave., Cambridge, MD 21613

Although he has gone on to his next journey, his spirit remains strong with those that he left behind. He will be forever and greatly missed.