Birth date: Nov 26, 1940 Death date: Feb 1, 2005
Mr. Larry D. Weaver, age 64, died unexpectedly February 1, 2005 in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. He was born November 26, 1940 in Muskegon, and had spent the past 6 years in Lake Havasu City, AZ. Mr. Weaver was employed by S.D. Warre Read Obituary
I am so sorry for your loss. May "the God of all comfort" (2 Corinthians 1:3,4) comfort and soothe your heart. His promises, found in the Holy Scriptures, can offer much hope. It assures us at John 5:28,29 that our loved ones will be remembered and brought back to life in the resurrection. Please allow God's Word to strengthen you and help you to endure this most difficult time.##imported-begin##G.Ford##imported-end##
I knew Larry when I was a teen, when he was married to Dorothy and lived at Wolf Lake. I was a next door neighbor, but felt like I was Dorothy's kid sister, and I was also the main babysitter for 5 of their kids, Sherrie, Jack, Kristi, Kelley and Andy. I even took a trip to Utah with the whole family to see Larry's brother Dick. They took me along as a friend and a babysitter. There were 9 of us packed in an old "54" Chevy. I think that was in 1969. I spent a lot of time with the family then, and have fond memories of Larry as a gentle, friendly, and kind person. My deepest sympathy to the entire family for your loss.##imported-begin##Margaret (Payne) Wood##imported-end##
I have known Larry for close to forty years. He has been a close friend and brother-in-law. I will always cherish the memories I have of Larry, Dorothy, Sherri, Jack, Kristie, Kelly and Andy.
I will always remember being together for Holidays and Special Occasions, at my Mother’s, or at the Cottage, on Amanda or Denmark.
I will always remember the “projects” Larry and I took on, some of which turned out and some of which ended somewhat less then perfect.
I will miss Larry Weaver, may he rest in peace.##imported-begin##Stan Richards##imported-end##
Larry was my dad, and he was a very loving man. He was a man that raised 6 children some from other marriages that he treated as one. Dad never though twice about it. I truly thank him for this. Dad has 15 grandkids and loves everyone of them. My children loved grandpa Larry alot. My husband Craig and my son Jason hunted alot with dad in Hesperia. They told many stories, who knows if they were all true. Dad was also proud of his granddaughters Natalie and Candace he told me they turned out to be fine young women. I am who i am today because of a man that truly loved being a dad and grandfather.Thank you all who knew dad. He will be missed.##imported-begin##Kristi Harpe##imported-end##
My deepest sympathy to you all. You are in my thoughts and prayers.##imported-begin##Nancy (Anderson) Tucker##imported-end##
I met Larry many years ago when we were growing up in Lakeside. I was a good friend of his sister, Donna. I remember him when he was married to Dorothy. He was a kind and gentle man. My sympathy to his entire family.##imported-begin##Teresa Pitts (Whalen)##imported-end##
Knew Larry growing up in Lakeside. A fine guy. Deepest sympathy.
Mike and Mary Sigman
Germantown, TN##imported-begin##Michael Sigman##imported-end##
