Donna K. Weyand

Donna K. Weyand, age 95, of Beaver, passed away on Monday, October 12, 2026 at Providence Care Center in Beaver Falls. Born October 22, 1930, in Turtle Creek, PA, she was the daughter of the late William and Vera (Miller) Krause.

In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, the late Charles Weyand, a brother, Darrell Krause, two brothers in law; Jim Wick and Richard Zoltun, and a sister in law, Ruth Krause.

She is survived by a daughter; Debby (Eddie Robinson) Bostwick, two sons; Dennis (Annie) Weyand and Darren (Shawn) Weyand, seven grandchildren; Torrey (Renee) Smiley, Elisha (Dave) Raizen, Adelyn (Dave) Kleinfelter, Bartholomew and Maxwell Weyand, Sarah (Cory) Henshaw, Rebekah (Alex) Crawford, eight great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters; JoAnn Wick and Joyce Zoltun, two brothers; Chuck (Mary) and Frank (Carol) Krause.

"Every cardinal I see in the morning at the bird feeders or in the trees, I talk to, knowing it is Grumpy or Tom, or any of those that I've lost, coming to check in. Knowing that, and believing that, has helped me when I have felt their loss the most and have made it a little easier. But adding another loved one to the list of winged visitors is never easy, and this is another tough one.

Nonna, you were one hell of a woman. A spit-fire, sassy, unintentionally funny, and stubborn woman that wasn't afraid to speak her mind or stand up against things that you didn't believe in. I wish I had had the chance to hear about your younger years, and about anything and everything that made you who you were. I am forever grateful you got to meet my children, my two beautiful kids that made you a Great-Great Grandma (and boy, did you loathe when we mentioned that because you refused to admit to being old enough to have the title!). I wish I had come around more as I got older, and as my kids got older, and I will always wish that we had just a little more time. Unfortunately, that is one thing that we won't have---a little more time.

But I hope to see you among the cardinals that visit every once in awhile, and that you'll listen to the big updates I share in those quiet moments when it is just me and you in the trees, and you'll look down and smile, proud and happy of the little life I'm living. I hope you found Grumpy, he's been waiting patiently for you. Please give him all the love from us still here. Fly high, you will be missed by so many. I love you. ❤️" - Alexandria Long, great grandchild

A memorial visitation will be held on Friday, October 16, 2026 from 2 - 4 pm at the Saul-Gabauer Funeral Home, 273 Route 68, Rochester, PA 15074.