Kendrick Weaver

The life, love, and legacy of Kindrick Weaver reflects a life of Strength, Love, Endurance, Christianity, and Devotion. The legacy of his caring and sharing will live on forever for generations to come through those of us who follow. In His way and for His purpose, God called for the spirit of our beloved Kindrick Weaver home to rest where he will be united with his loving wife Blondell Weaver, who preceded him in her heavenly rest on October 4, 1994. A life well lived!

Kindrick Weaver saying….If you are right, I am with you, If you wrong you on your own…., Some will and Some won't…., Daddy Love you O.K.

Kendrick Weaver the thirteenth child of fourteen children was born to Julius Weaver and Allie Mae Davis on December 6, 1931, in Kildare, Texas, Cass County. He accepted Christ at an early age and was a member of the Union Aide Lodge. Kindrick due to him helping his Father work on, around, and about their homestead attended very little public schooling. Growing up and then meeting the love of his life, Miss. Blondell Douglas of Queen City, Texas. On March 14, 1953, they joined in holy matrimony and subsequently moved to Fort Worth, Texas that same year beginning their life together spanning forty-two years. Kindrick is the father of six children, eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren. He was committed, devoted, and faithful to his family as a whole. Kendrick was a man of great wisdom, and kindness, and a heart of gold, and it was like he never met a stranger.

He worked at Meacham Field/Ward International Aircraft for twenty-five years along with a part-time job at Jim Hill Produce for five years. After retiring, he worked at Holiday Inn South for three years. Kendrick enjoyed cooking and feeding everyone and anyone, had a passion for fishing, and was a fan of the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers, even when they were not doing good. Now he joins the caravan of ancestors watching down on us as we go about our day to day-to-day life, We Pray that God Bless and Rest his Soul until we meet again