WEAVER….
Peacefully at London Health Sciences Centre-Victoria Campus on Sunday, July 20th, 2003, W. Roy Weaver of London in his 81st year. Roy had just celebrated his 80th birthday surrounded by his many relatives and friends. His wife of 39 years, Norma (Zimmerman) Weaver predeceased Roy in 1990. Roy will be greatly missed by his daughter Pat Robinson and her husband Wayne of Brantford, and his son Brian Weaver and his wife Tracy of London. Loving brother of Phyllis Mycroft of Brantford. Predeceased by his sisters Jeanne Weaver, Marjorie Castle and Helen Taylor. Loving Grandpa” of Laura”
Dear Pat and Brian:
I was very sorry to hear of the death of Roy. He was a good friend and neighbour for many years to our family. My last memory of you dad was when the Shirners were in Panama. It was so nice to know some of the people that went on the trip. I know your dad enjoyed himself always laughing and chewing the fat with whomever was sitting beside him. My deepest sympathy to you and your families.
Karen Cramp
Randy and Cindy Henry
July 21, 2003 at 8:09 pm
Brian, Tracy and Family,
Cindy and I were saddened to hear of Roys’ passing. Although I didn’t meet your dad until later in his life, I have many good memories of his quick wit and candid remarks as we travelled together to masonic and shrine functions
in the 1990’s. We shared some good moments. He’ll be missed.
Randy and Cindy Henry
Barry and Winnie Beven, Burford, Ontario
July 22, 2003 at 9:17 am
With Deepest Sympathy
Dwight Coughlan
July 24, 2003 at 10:04 am
To the family of Roy, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Roy was always a kind and generous sole. He guided me through some of my masonic life as I travelled with him back in the early 90’s. May he tavel on Gods Wings.
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Dear Pat and Brian:
I was very sorry to hear of the death of Roy. He was a good friend and neighbour for many years to our family. My last memory of you dad was when the Shirners were in Panama. It was so nice to know some of the people that went on the trip. I know your dad enjoyed himself always laughing and chewing the fat with whomever was sitting beside him. My deepest sympathy to you and your families.
Karen Cramp
Brian, Tracy and Family,
Cindy and I were saddened to hear of Roys’ passing. Although I didn’t meet your dad until later in his life, I have many good memories of his quick wit and candid remarks as we travelled together to masonic and shrine functions
in the 1990’s. We shared some good moments. He’ll be missed.
Randy and Cindy Henry
With Deepest Sympathy
To the family of Roy, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Roy was always a kind and generous sole. He guided me through some of my masonic life as I travelled with him back in the early 90’s. May he tavel on Gods Wings.
Respectfully yours.
Dwight Coughlan