Duanne Marlow Weaver

Duanne Marlow Weaver, Husband/Father "Dad"/Papa/Great Grandpa/Brother/Uncle/Friend and Mentor was born July 27, 1944 in Sacramento, CA. He passed away peacefully February 6, 2023 at home surrounded by family.

He was a hard working man. Starting in his teenage years working for Pat Mitchell and moved on to put his mechanical talents to work in various positions, managing gas stations, Budweiser delivery, Proflame delivery and then to transport truck driver. He made the move into Civil Service at Fort Irwin National Training Center as a truck driver, a heavy equipment operator and finally a heavy track yard supervisor.

His hobbies included working on his 68 Ford Mustang and 68 Chevy C-10. Last spring he completed his final big job, an engine replacement on his 1968 Chevy C10. He enjoyed off-roading, motorcycles, talking about vehicles and listening to country western music. He was a proud member of the National Rifle Association since 1977. He enjoyed entering car shows and many awards with his little dog Buddy by his side. He especially enjoyed his lengthy phone conversations with his Nephew Russell Warren of Phoenix, AZ.

He is preceded in death by his parents Dan and Mollie Weaver, brother Danny Weaver and Granddaughters Father/Close Friend Gregory “Paul” Lodermeier.

Survived by his wife of 58 years, Lorraine (Baca) Weaver, Daughters Debby Fisher (Husband Tom) of Barstow CA, Tammy Thompson (Husband Chris) of Caldwell ID, Brenda Weaver D’Errico (Fiancé Brian Dague) of Huntington Beach, CA. Grandchildren Brittney Lodermeier-McGrew, Tyler D'Errico, Kamryn D'Errico, Brian Fisher (Wife Jami) and Elizabeth Spears (Husband Jason). Great-Grandson Cylus McGrew and Ethan Spears. Sisters Rita Beckett of Yukon, OK, Joyce Ostermeyer of Peoria, AZ and Elaine O’Neill of WA. Including several Nephews, Nieces, extended Family and Friends.

He will be Forever Missed by ALL OF US.

Services to be held on March 3, 2023

Slash X Ranch Cafe

28040 Barstow Rd.

Barstow, CA 92311

11:00 am to 3:00 pm

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.meadcares.com for the Weaver family.

We here at Mead, offer our sincerest condolences to the family. Mead mortuary chapel and reception room are open for services at 100% capacity. If you need assistance, please call 760-256-5671 to speak with our staff. Our office area is open to the public however, we highly suggest that you call for an appointment before coming in so that you'll have our full attention and care. We are limiting our arrangement conferences to 4 guest until further notice. Thank you for your cooperation, we appreciate your understanding during this time.