Birth date: Apr 12, 1946 Death date: Aug 2, 2016
Gary Brent Weaver of Clinton Township, age 70, passed away August 2, 2016. He was born April 12, 1946 in Detroit to Oscar and Mildred Weaver. Beloved father of Brian Edward Weaver. Dear brother of Judie Hubbard and Alan Weaver. A Read Obituary
You’re still here in my heart and mind. Still making me laugh because your stories live on. I hold you in a thought and can feel you giving me strength and courage. The tears I’ve cried for you could flood the earth and I know you wipe them all away. Everyday that gets a little easier to bear but right now, time is not a friend.
I promise you I will always hold you in my heart. I promise you I will be missing you every day till the end of time. You will forever be in our lives. You will forever be a brother, a son, a father, an uncle and a friend.
I’m going to miss your shining face, your crazy sense of humor, your silly
Facebook post, the weird noises you make and your uncanny ability to make anyone laugh.
I can’t help but wonder why? And, I might smile or cry but at the end of the day, I am one day closer to you. I love you!!!!
I have known Gary for over 20 years. He made me laugh so hard all the time, I mean all the time.
Our families did everything together. We just laughed and had fun constantly. I will miss all of Gary's antics and all the noises he used to make.
Brian my heart goes out to you... We are here for you now, just like we have been most of your life.
My condolences to the family
I feel like I became a part of the Weaver family growing up in a very close knit neighborhood. I met Gary's youngest sister Pam when we were about 9 years old.Soon Pam, Punky, ( Wally a younger brother ) and myself all started hanging out together. I soon became a part of the household, meeting up with Judie, Gary, Mike , Diane and Allen Pam and I would spend Saturday's cleaning the basement, that was her job , Marianne their step mom gave everyone jobs. Pam and I would sneak cigarettes while cleaning. Of course by then we were older. Had many dinners with them and OD their dad , I thought was a quiet man would it at the table eating dinner, but would every now and then look up and give us all a smile.He was a quiet kind man. I also had the met a woman in their family their grandma that we called Gaggie. Se was a southern belle, and left a lasting impression on me. Time went on and everybody went separate ways, and Gary and I met up again on FB. I truly enjoyed catching up on all the family ,loved his posts and pics of his life and his ability to make you laugh your ass off, and mostly his honesty and sincerity. One of my friends said today that it will be weird not to see Gary's post today,he is already missed by so many.But like Judie said now he can rest easy with dad.I will miss you...Love and hugs to the family......
So sorry for your loss. Gary was one that always made you laugh. And a very kind soul. Mostly I'll miss him on Facebook with his breakfast he'd alwYs mak and post a picture of it 😀. Bacon Bacon ! The many funny faces he'd make.. A lot of memories he will be truely missed by all...
