Merle Gilbert Weaver

Birth date: May 31, 1921 Death date: Mar 2, 2010

WEAVER, MERLE GILBERT, a resident of Dallas, TX since 1957, was born May 31, 1921 in Kossuth, PA. Merle joyfully left this earth to be with his precious Lord Jesus on Tuesday, March 2, 2010 after living a wonderful life for 88 yea Read Obituary

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Joanhn Weaver Hogue And Glenn "Bud" Hogue

450w ago

Dear Aunt Roberta, Nancy and Van, Our hearts are with you as you go through this time of loss; yet we celebrate the life and witness of Uncle Merle. I treasure the story of how he set up the blind date with Dad and Miss "K" who enjoyed 48 years of marriage! We also have so many fond remembrances of family gatherings at WEKOSPA – and I will treasure the special trip with you all to the NY World's Fair many years ago – quite an experience for a little town girl! With caring prayers and love, JoAnn and Bud

Debbie Senften

450w ago

Dear Aunt Roberta, Nancy, and Van, We were so saddened to hear the news about Uncle Merle. We know he is at peace and in a better place. We share your sadness during this difficult time. We are comforted by the many fond memories we have of visits together. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless! Love, Debbie and Bill

Winnie And Jim Roche

450w ago

Dear Aunt Roberta, Nancy and Van, Our hearts go out to you in your loss. We are saddened, but rejoicing in the eternal life that Uncle Merle has and that we look forward to. We have many great memories of you folks during our years living in Dallas and being able to spend time together. You gave me a family connection as a single person, and then welcomed Jim into the family when we were married in Dallas! We pray the Lord will surround you with his comfort and peace during these days. With our love and prayers, Winnie and Jim Roche

Millie Mcneish

450w ago

Roberta and Nancy, I am sorry for your loss, but I know Merle is in a better place. Bill and I always enjoyed visiting you in Dallas and will remember fondly the house in the woods. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Millie

Linda Huffington

450w ago

Dear Mrs. Weaver — Although we've never met, I feel like I know both you and Merle, through Ed's remembrances and fond memories. I share your great loss but know Merle is in a place of peace and no longer suffering as he did near the end. As faithful Christians, we know that the best is yet to come and we rejoice that Merle has indeed met his God. You and your family are in my heart and especially my prayers at this time as well as the days ahead. Linda Huffington (Ed's "special" friend)

Jeff Mcneish

450w ago

Aunt Roberta and Nancy, I am sorry to hear about Uncle Merle. It's been many years since I last saw Uncle Merle, but the thing I remember about him was his sense of humor. He always had a joke or funny story to tell. My thoughts and prayers re with you.

Merle Richard Ricky Weaver

840w ago

I Love You.

Myra

840w ago

Roberta, I will never forget my Merle. You both mean the world to me and I'm glad I was able to go back to Dallas to visit you and pay my respect to Merle. I love you both so very much and I can't help but laugh everytime I think of him. He is with our Lord Jesus and we'll be seeing him again. I love you Merle and think of you often. Thank you both for everything you've done for me and for all the wonderful memories we have together. I love you.

Mark And Faith Haynes

840w ago

Dear Mrs. Weaver, We're sorry to hear of your dear husband's passing. May GOD comfort you and hold you in His everlasting arms. Mark and I esteem you both highly. Mark especially enjoyed talking about music with Merle. Merle's passing, while sad to us, is precious in our LORD's sight. Love and prayers, Mark & Faith Haynes

Kay Lou Mcintosh

840w ago

Dear Aunt Roberta, Nancy and Van, I am so glad we were able to visit with you two years ago. There is nothing more heartwarming than being together sharing stories and memories. Merle's story about how our mom influenced him to go to college was really special. We are sending our love and prayers for your comfort and peace. Kay Lou and John

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