Book of Memories for Virginia Margaret Weaver

Condolence From Marty & Melinda Bausch

Mon, 29 Feb 2016 16:15:26 EST

You are in our thoughts and prayers. A lot of time during my high school years was spent at the Weaver home. Jennifer, her mom and I took a trip to the Air Force Academy. So many fond memories. In my home I have a Christmas cactus that grew from a start that Margaret had given my mother. That cactus now grows and blooms in memory of two women that I hold dear in my heart. May you find comfort in our heavenly father.

Condolence From Jim Livingston

Sun, 28 Feb 2016 12:13:38 EST

So saddened to learn of Margaret. Happy to know that she is reunited with Paul Jr. who is happy to see his mother. A great reunion long in the making. Her smile, her laugh and her caring and pitching in on the farm is how I'll remember Ms. Weaver. She was a dear wife, mother, grandmother and cooked great pancakes too. Words alone cannot come close to expressing all my feelings for the mother of my best friend. She will be ALWAYS be remembered, cherished memories of her will remain in my heart, for as long as it beats. So many great memories! My condolences go out to Paul Sr., Karen, Jennifer, Chuck, her grandchildren and so many others who loved her and miss her. She is free of pain, with Paul Jr. again and that turns the sadness into a smile on my face. RIP Margaret!

Condolence From Kathie Vest

Sat, 27 Feb 2016 17:02:13 EST

Dear Weaver family, Margaret was such a special person and will be greatly missed! Her laugh and bubbly personality was a true joy to be around. Seeing and visiting with her in the Campus Cafe was always a special treat! You are in my thoughts and prayers! Kathie

Condolence From Mark Konishi

Sat, 27 Feb 2016 12:21:54 EST

My deepest sympathies to the Weaver family. Mrs. Weaver had such a gentle soul and a kind word for everybody. And oh, that smile!

Story shared: Aunt Margaret

Thu, 25 Feb 2016 20:39:28 EST

I remember going to uncle buzz, and aunt Margaret's house when I was little for Christman, I was probably around 8yrs old my aunt Margaret had the most child friendly house I ever saw, She had hugh pieces of paper taped to the wall so the kids could color what ever they wanted.. She made all kinds of things with her kids, she was very creative. I thought she was so cool. I remember going to pikes peak and the sand dunes. I have alot of good memories of uncle Buzz ,Aunt Margart, Karen and pauly and jenny poo. I love you guys even thought were far apart family is always family. I'm keeping you surrounded in prayer for a safe journey and for comfort for your grief

Story shared: Aunt Margaret

Thu, 25 Feb 2016 20:39:23 EST

Photo shared: Weaver, Virginia photo.jpg

Wed, 24 Feb 2016 06:22:41 EST