later dismissed and his license reinstated, but Weeks was reprimanded for "gross negligence in performance of contractual duties." In 1932, Weeks was 68 years old and still very much active. He was bothered by recurring heart problems (chronic inflammation of the heart), but still maintained his active lifestyle. In 1935 Weeks had a heart attack, which temporarily slowed him down, but he resumed his active pace for several more months until he died in his home in Piedmont on April 29, 1936. In his will Weeks left his architectural business solely to his son Harold, and left nothing to his other children, stating that his wife "will provide for them as she may be able." He left her the entire remainder of his estate. See also List of buildings designed by W. H. Weeks References Notes Bibliography External links Carnegie libraries designed by Weeks. 1864 births 1936 deaths Architects from California History of the San Francisco Bay Area People from Watsonville, California Architecture in the San Francisco Bay Area People from the San Francisco Bay Area People from Charlottetown