Mildred Roberta “Bobbi” Weaver

Funeral Services will be held on Thursday, August 29th at Dunbar Funeral Home, Northeast Chapel. Visitation will be from 10:30-11:30 and Funeral Service will be from 11:30-12:30. Burial will immediately follow at Fort Jackson National Cemetery.

Bobbi was born on August 4th, 1934 in South Amboy, New Jersey to Paul and Mildred Pfau.

Bobbi, or as she was best known, Grammy, was a compassionate person to all who knew her. Her dearest love of her life was her husband Harry affectionately known as her Sweet Prince. She was the glue that held her devoted family together through the good times and bad. She devoted her early life to her two children, Gary and Kim, and was always there loving and supporting their endeavors. Upon becoming a grandmother, she became an unwavering champion for her five grandchildren and would move heaven and earth for them. Her fierce love and devotion to her family and those she cared about, had no bounds.

She spent the first part of her life along the New Jersey coastal area. Upon her move to Columbia, she truly loved living at her home on the lake. The tranquility she experienced near the water gave way to her steady, peaceful character which led to the constant soft shoulder her family relied upon.

Bobbi loved flowers of all types but was most proud of her rose garden. She loved to travel from the mountains to the sea but could most often be found wherever her grandchildren were.

Bobbi is predeceased by her parents, loving and devoted husband of 60 years– Harry Weaver, sister-Wilma Zulin, brother-in-law George Zulin, and nephew-Warren Zulin.

Bobbi leaves behind many loved ones to cherish her memory and carry on her spirit of family, but most importantly her daughter Kim Kuhn, son and daughter-in-law Gary and Julie Weaver, five amazing grandchildren Coey Kuhn, Brian Kuhn, Ryan Weaver, Victoria Weaver, and Harrison Weaver, along with her niece and goddaughter Lynette Utter and her husband Fred, niece Alyeece Banoczi, and beloved great nephews and their families.