It is January 5th, 2021, I can't believe you're still not here with us anymore. I wanted to call you and ask when you would be coming up w/Yogi and the cats, and then I remembered... I was going to suggest a different route so you wouldn't encounter fog - like the time Susan and I were trying to help you and Mike in the respective pickups to see the edge of the road on 330.
I know you and Susan are above us all and together, but sometimes we all miss you a whole lot down here (Susan too)

I have been struggling with the words for this.
I know Tony is with Susan and is happy. 
I was thinking of all the times Tony and I talked about music, cooking,  science fiction......he was always a gentle and caring friend.  I  remember him and Susan making a special trip to my house at Christmas to surprise my nieces when they were little.  I remember the Dungeons and Dragons we all played  - which was more about making each other laugh more than actually playing the game properly. 
He and Susan were wonderful people,  great friends, and they shared a deep love.  I will never forget them, and I will miss them  both individually and together until we meet again.
"May the angels guide you to your rest", my friend. Much love and prayers for your peace.

Tony was my brother even though I called him my best friend to some. We had more fun together just cruising along looking for a fishing spot than one would think possible.

So much more to say but words are hard to come by or express when it comes to you and Sue.

You are loved and missed brother. Until we meet again Weaver..

Thank you Tony (A.J.) for thirty plus years of friendship! From the first meet up with Paul P. and Jeanne S. over by the attendance window; you following Jon C. in the pinto - who was following me home on his bike - to trips up to Arrowhead/  Big bear and Wiley's Well / Calico, and other memorable places throughout California.  You told me I could call you A.J. because I wasn't just your friend anymore..I was your little sister...which made me laugh when you married Susan because I was in conflict for which side of the aisle I was suppose to sit on (Susan fixed that, made me one of  her bride's maids)! ;) You showed me the proper way to handle and shoot a gun (Jon C. (Aka Cowboy) was there too), that it was okay to be myself, and that not every guy is a slimeball!.  Several times you asked me to dutch with you and Susan, not like you both needed chaperons...
You and Susan were at mine and Mike's wedding in 1991...
I asked you (yogi and the cats) to come visit with us when we get to move into the family cabin...
Can't believe you are gone, but I know you're with Susan

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Anthony Weaver

October 28, 1966 – April 18, 2020

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