Dearest Mother its been 5 years ago today Don and i miss you each and every day you are always in our heart ❤️ the holidays are a little harder but we carry on with the memories we have in our heart you left a deep impression ❤️ we both look forward to the day we can be with you again. love always Don & karen Weaver December 4,2025 🙏

❤️ 4 years ago today.❤️.you were an angel 😇 Don and I miss you so much❤️. Especially on around the holidays and birthdays. You are always in our heart ❤️ above us always never alone ❤️

Dearest Audrey I know you're in heaven smiling down I do think about you sometimes too and I'm glad I got to know you thanks for the memories and all the fancy smiles that we gave each other see you when I get to the other side someday 😘

Audrey, even though you are in a better place your family will always miss you. You didn’t know me but I felt I knew you because your son always spoke such kind words when it came to his mother.
May you rest in peace dear momma. 
Happy Holidays To You In Heaven. If You See My Mom Please Give Her A Hug From Me.
Thank You, Marcia Stolski 

Mother dearest Don and i think of you each and everyday.  We sure miss your presents in our lives. so much we did with you everyday of our lives are so different with out you here on earth. We have a lot of memories to hold in our hearts. Looking at your pictures everyday and this crystal glass cube that is engraved with your photo on it with our fur baby Smokey when he visited with you it is on lighted up and rotates every minute of the day and night helps too make us feel you are near us in the room. We love that very special gift was given to us from a dear friend MARSHA. Love you so much even more now that you are not with us..but only in our hearts forever ❤️ 

Wow, I can’t hardly believe you have been gone a year already doesn’t seem possible. To be honest you are in a much better place now because you wouldn’t like the world we are living in now. Just know that you are loved and missed by all the people that love you. May You Rest In Peace. 
You didn’t know me but I feel like I knew you with Don always speaking about you. He loved you more than you could have ever known.
RIP.
Marcia Stolski 

Dear Mom.  I will always remember the times Karen and I would meet you after you went to church on Sundays. We would go to different fancy restaurants to have lunch. After you could no longer drive, I would call you to say i was coming for a visit You would ask me to stop at a store and pick up some small grocery items. While I was there you have me change the water filter in the basement. While getting Your property ready for sale I meet Joe Houle. I would go to Joe's house on Sunday mornings after meeting him for coffee and Joe would talk about how much he admired Mom. He would tell me that when he went grocery shopping he would call Mom up and ask what he could pick up for her. I also meet 2 neighbor ladies who were fond of Mom. As we talked about how Mom was doing they would say they also would take Mom to the grocery store. Mom and Dad have left me deep footprints to follow in. Now when I am at the intersection of 29th and 88 and look over where You and Dad are resting  I can wave at you and say hi as I have since 1995 when Dad went there. The 2 of you have left a lasting impression on me of the right way to live. Love Don 

My friend Audrey. From the first day we met we were friends. Any time we saw each other smiles. I know your in heaven smiling down. 😇  Thanks for all the happy memories.  Scotty 

We are blessed to know Don (son) and Karen(daughter) by living next door to them, we have not been able to meet Audrey, sadly because of Covid.  We see the love and dedication, and care that Don and Karen have showered on Audrey.  She had to have been a wonderful mother to her children.  Don and Karen's dedication is a testimony to her faith and mothering.  Take care family, of one another.  We are deeply sorry for your loss Don and Karen!

I have so many special memories of my dear friend, Audrey. We met in the 1970’s where we both worked at the Department of Agriculture.  We both attended a Bible study there before work hours, then we both attended Christian Women’s Club and even after we both retired, we kept in close contact. Audrey loved the Lord and we had many good conversations about spiritual matters while shopping and going out to lunch and sometimes working on jigsaw puzzles together.  She was so good at making puzzles! I especially enjoyed my visits with her at the nursing home.  She always remembered who I was and we would sing Hymns together and I was amazed at how many hymns she remembered!   Singing always put a big smile on her face!  I know she is now much happier spending time with Jesus whom she loved and served!  I am going to miss my dear friend Audrey!

No amount of words are adequate enough to describe the impact you have left in the 96 years of your life.  You were an amazing Grandma.  I remember  how you taught me to play checkers,  the summer sleepovers at your house, and the endless hours of crafts and puzzles we did together when I was a little girl.  As I grew up I admired your baking, gardens and independence.  More importantly,  your dedication and unwavering faith in God is what I will remember the most.

Forever In My Heart,

Sarah

Your Irish family will never  forget you Audrey, a wonderful lady in everyway. You were great company, intelligent, generous, kind and you dearly loved your family and grandchildren. When we stayed at your home you entertained us, playing the organ, sharing stories and feeding us- Caroline, Ann and myself.  You loved your bible and God was evident in your life.  We thank God for you and every memory we have of you too. You asked me a question which is now answered completely...your question was, which of us would get to heaven first? Farewell dear Audrey for a while.. Grace & Victor,Dublin, Ireland 

I didn’t know Mom Weaver, but heard many wonderful things about her from her son Don. He was so proud of his mother.
There is know worse thing then saying good bye to your precious mother because forever you will always have a bond never to be broken.
Mom may you Rest In Peace. Always know you will always and forever be missed and loved.  You may not be in sight but forever in the heart.
Marcia-Lonnie 

OBITUARY

Audrey May Weaver

6 July, 1924 – 4 December, 2020

Sunset & Kapala-Glodek Funeral Home and Sunset Cemetery

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