Name: Callison-Lough Funeral Home
Address: Bentonville, AR

We are deeply saddened to hear of Dick Weaver’s passing. He was an incredible human being and a truly good friend. The world has seen very few like him - kind, generous, and full of integrity. Please accept our heartfelt condolences. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Sanjiva and Sanjeeta

This past weekend, we celebrated an extraordinary man—my father-in-law, Dick. I'm filled with gratitude for the time I spent with him. Dick had an incredible knack for making everyone feel welcomed and cherished, and I was no exception.

I remember my first meeting with him. Jason assured me that I would love his dad, and he was right. From the moment I arrived, Dick and Ginger treated me like family, enveloping me in their genuine warmth. It was a moment that solidified my sense of belonging.

One of my fondest memories was in the pool room during my first trip to Arkansas. As Dick and I played, he jokingly blamed me for a noise—his flatulence! Within minutes, I realized I was in the presence of a real jokester, and I knew we had a connection that would flourish into a beautiful friendship.

Dick always made sure I had a glass—or sometimes a whole bottle—of wine ready when I visited. It was like a secret handshake, signaling my place in the family. His warmth was palpable when he’d hand me a glass and say, “I made sure to have the good wine ready for you!”

As Jason and I began our real estate careers, we sought Dick's wisdom. During one visit to Arkansas, I bombarded him with questions, and he patiently shared his insights. His mentorship greatly contributed to our success, helping us become one of the top real estate teams in the Denver area.

Dick exemplified the balance between work and family. He would pause work calls when we visited, prioritizing family time. This taught me that career shouldn’t overshadow those we love.

In Bentonville, Arkansas, which feels like a Hallmark movie, I cherish the memories we created. We’ll miss his cheerful comments on our Facebook posts, complete with joyful emojis. Those little moments always uplifted us and filled our lives with laughter.

A man of faith, I like to think of Dick now sharing jokes with my father in heaven, keeping watch over us with love. 

As we say our goodbyes, let us remember Dick

He and Ginger were two of my favorite travelers. Italy will not be the same without him.    MILES FISH

I’m sad to hear about Dick’s passing. I really enjoyed getting to know Dick and Ginger during the time I officed in your office building.  The words that immediately come to mind to describe Dick would be a kind and gentle soul of a man.   Condolences to Ginger and family,
Stan Moore

I was so sorry to hear of Mr. Weaver’s passing. You all were good neighbors and he was always so nice to Kenneth. My prayers are with him and with your family at this difficult time.
Doris Norman

Mr. Weaver and Ginger started off as landlords, over the years we became friends once my career started in real estate we became family. Dick was my mentor and what an amazing man he was. Dick, you were the salt of the earth and will be missed. Till we meet again

I had the honor of working on the other side of three real estate deals with Dick.  I always knew when working with Dick I was working with an honest straight-forward person.  He represented the Real Estate Business well. 

I am so sorry for your loss.

Sally Zelenka - Lindsey & Associates, Inc.

A gentle soul that will be missed.  Dick loved a good trip with friends.  Gloria Turek

I am so sorry, Ginger, to hear that Dick has passed.  I remember the two of you were like two peas in a pod - supporting each other in business and family matters.
He came to my aid when I needed it and shared his family as did you.  I know he will be missed.  I pray for your peace and healing and trust that so many wonderful memories will sustain you as you go through this very difficult time.  I’m thinking about you and sending my love.

Dick was so special to my wife and I. We met him prior to 2010,  while visiting Arkansas to make the decision about moving here. He knew nothing about us and treated us like old friends. We did move here, bought our home from Dick. Whenever we needed local help and information, it was always Dick Weaver we turned to. He was always happy to help and most interested in familiarizing anyone about the entire Bentonville area. He was an honest, helpful businessman, friend, loved NW Arkansas and his wife and family. He will be greatly missed.

My condolences to Ginger and the rest of Dick’s family. Dick was a kind man who sold my family their first home in NWA. From there, Dick and Ginger became family friends and invited us over for multiple gatherings in their home, let me stay with them when my mom was away working, and always remembered what was going on in our lives. Dick is surely be missed. 

Love,
Naajidah

Dick has been a wonderful friend and mentor for both my wife and myself for many years. Peace and healing Ginger and family. 
Mitch & Susan Shell

The world just lost an exemplary human being. Kind to everyone he met, a willing mentor to those worked with, generous to a fault and when you were with him, life was just plain more enjoyable. I have a few friends, and I count Dick among them!

OBITUARY

Richard Kent Weaver

August 28, 1943 – August 23, 2025

Callison-Lough Funeral Home

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