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Randolph WEAVER Obituary

Sergeant Major retired Randolph 'Randy' Weaver departed this earth on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009 at Mountain View Regional Medical Center.
He was born in Roanoke, Va., and served 28 years in the U.S. Army. Additionally, he served 17 years in the development of helicopter maintenance training for our troops. He served two deployments to Vietnam and others to Korea and Germany. His home base was Fort Eustis, Va. Much of his life was devoted to the care of soldiers.
Randy is survived by his wife, Diane; and their dogs, Foxy and Dexter. Randy has two brothers, Carlton Weaver and his wife, Jennifer of Fairfax Station, Va., and Allison 'Buck' Weaver of Roanoke, Va.; children, Randy Jr. Weaver of Newport News, Bobbi Smith and her husband, Danny Smith of Hertford, N.C., and David Weaver and his wife, Carol of Carl Junction, Miss.; ten grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Arrangements are being handled by La Paz - Graham's Funeral Home, 555 W. Amador, La's Cruces, N.M., 575-526-6891, there will be a private family viewing with cremation to follow. Expressions of condolence may be sent to P.O. Box 187, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88004 or [email protected].
He always put others before himself and he was an exceptional husband and father. He will be greatly missed by family and friends. God Speed Randy! View and post condolences on our online guestbook at dailypress.com/guestbooks.

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Published by Daily Press from Dec. 6 to Dec. 7, 2009.

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Norma Kemp

December 14, 2009

Dearest Diane and Family,
I just learned tonight from phone conversation with Wanda that Randy had moved to his new residence in heaven. I extend to you, my love, my sympathy...Randy served as a mentor to many and served his country with pride. He will also serve with pride as an ambassdor in heaven to our Father God. Please know that you and Randy will always be near and dear to me. Find comfort in knowing that he is looking eye to eye with our Savior and Lord. Please contact me if I can be of any help to you during this difficult transition. Love you,

Alma Griffin

December 12, 2009

Dear Diane,
Dick and I were having lunch with Rod and Diana Schulz today and learned from Rod of Randy's passing. This is an especially difficult time of the year to lose a loved one, and we pray that God will enfold you and your loved ones during this sorrowful time, and grant you His Peace. His Grace will sustain you. Remembering that it is a victory for Randy hopefully will ease your pain. God bless. I will stay in touch.

Phoebe Shoats

December 11, 2009

Diane,

Sorry for your loss. May a river of comfort carry you during these difficult days. My prayers are with you.

Rhonda Simmons

December 11, 2009

Savannah and Shannon, We are so very sorry for the loss of your Grandfather, our thoughts and prayers are with you, miss seeing you.
Love, Rhonda & Elizabeth Simmons

Rhonda Simmons

December 11, 2009

Diane, David, Randy, Jr, & Bobbie, We are so sorry to hear of your loss, our payers and thoughts are with you and your families.
Leila Thomas, Rhonda L Thomas Simmons, Paula Thomas Crowley, & Allison Thomas

Mabel Carter

December 10, 2009

My thoughts and prayer go to the family of Randolph Weaver..I worked at Ft Eustis with Diane Weaver and remember Mr Weaver always comming to take her to lunch each day and the smiles and pleasantness of them.

Lena Wolff

December 9, 2009

Diane. So sorry to hear of Randy's passing. I really do know what you are going through as I have suffered the same almost 3 yrs now. I have regrets about having lost touch with you both. I pray that God will bless you and your family. Email me..take care

Joseph cole jr

December 8, 2009

My sincere condolence to the Weaver family,I served with him at FT Eustis on many differance Project and may God blessed you and your Familyin the coming years.

JOSEPH COLE Jr (SFC) Ret.

Dan Beasley

December 7, 2009

My sincere sympathies to the immediate and extended Weaver family. I had the pleasure of working with Randy during my last tour of active duty service. Randy was always pleasant, helpful, and professional. I know he helped guide, mentor, and develop many soldiers and civilians of all grades and he will be sorely missed. Dan Beasley, LTC (Ret).

Sue Jernigan

December 7, 2009

Diane and family, May the peace that only God gives be with you "ALL" through this life-changing experience. Jim and I worked with Randy and Diane over the years at Ft Eustis and count that an honor. You may reach me "anytime", Diane. love ya!

December 7, 2009

Diane
We are so sorry to hear about Randy. He was such a sweet man, and we regret having lost touch with the two of you. You have our deepest sympathies, and know that we are thinking of you.
Love, Karen and Bill Burnett

Alvin Brittingham

December 7, 2009

I really got to know Randy when we served together in uniform and later as civilians at Fort Eustis. He was unselfish with his time and knowledge of the Army and specifically aviation training. We will miss you. May GOD be with your family and dearest friends.

Alvin Brittingham (MSG) Retired

Gloria Lester

December 7, 2009

My thoughts and prayers are with Randy and with his family. I worked with Randy at Ft Eustis and he was a great friend. Please remember the good times with Randy. May God be with you all at this time.

Gary McKeeby

December 7, 2009

Randy was a mentor and a friend...I will miss you. God bless your family and you.

William J. Scott

December 6, 2009

To the Family of SGM Randolph "Randy" Weaver. Our sincere sympathy goes out to the family. May God give you the strength to carry you through your time are sorrow. You are not alone, your friends and loved ones are standing with you.

May Randy's legacy of memories help you through these trying times.

God bless you always.
December 6, 2009

juanita halliday

December 6, 2009

Savannah and Shannon My sympathy goes out to you both and the rest of the Weaver Family
Love Aunt Juanita

Kenneth Westover

December 6, 2009

It is with great sadness to loose someone who gave so much of himself to the nation and the Army. My sincerest condolences to his family who have lost a wonderful person.
1SG Kenneth N. Westover (Ret)

December 6, 2009

To Daine and Family
Our Thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of sorrow. Remember all of the good times. Randy and I worked the Hardware Maintenance Trainer (HMT)for Cargo Helicopter Department. I was the SME and Randy was the project Manager. I will always remember Randy's dedication to the Avation School and as a freind.

Buddy, Angelene Dingle (Ret)
Newport News ,Va.

James Cantrell

December 6, 2009

My sincere condolence goes out to Randy's family, especially Diane. I knew Randy well, having served with him as an instructor at Ft. Eustis and doing tree cutting work on his property in Gloucester, VA. I pray for him and his family that God will grant them strength in this time of sorrow. He will be missed greatly.

Larry Otte

December 6, 2009

I am so sorry to hear this. I have known Randy for years. I will miss him so much. I called him a friend and college. He was a good man.

Larry J. Otte (1st Sgt) Ret.

William Allen

December 6, 2009

To the Weaver Family,

Please accept my hearth felt wishes of condolence and sympathy. I met Randy while serving as an instructor at the UH 60 School. Words from me can not begin to explain his devotion to the school house of Aviation Maintainers and Instructors. As a Senior NCO, I was privileged to learn many things from Randy. Though our path went in different directions, as military life usually does, I will remember always Randy's dedication to Service, Family and Country.

SFC William Allen (Ret)
Newport News, VA.

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