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Carol Marion Reed Weaver
Age 71, of Canton, died Monday morning July 13, 2009 in Mercy Medical Center after a brief illness. Born in Bellevue, PA to the late Thomas R. and Elizabeth B. (Smith) Reed. Carol was a graduate of Penn State University.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by three brothers, Thomas R. Reed, Jr., Robert "Bud" Reed, and Bertram Reed; and a sister, Nancy Rabold.
Carol was a compassionate and faithful member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church and was also a member of P.E.O. Chapter CX and the Massillon Women's Club. She was an avid reader, enjoyed sewing and playing bridge, was devoted to her family and friends and enjoyed doing things for them.
She is survived by her loving husband, James M. Weaver of the residence; daughter, Nancy C. Weaver; and son, James T. Weaver also of the residence; four nieces: Barbara Claus of Kentucky, Karen Hollinger of Pennsylvania, Dianne Thomas of Illinois and Marie Hardy of California; four nephews: Rob, Tom and Ed Rabold, all of Pennsylvania and Kurt Rabold of New York; and loyal pet and companion, Buddy the Dog.
A memorial service will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with Reverend Thomas Hawkins officiating. The date of this service is yet to be determined. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to: St. Marks Episcopal Church, P.E.O. Chapter CX, the American Cancer Society, the Epilepsy Foundation, or Planned Parenthood. You may sign our guest book at:
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I will always remember Carol for bringing in the children to Red Lobster and sharing her wonderful Steeler stories. She was always smiling, especially when I gave them crewmember hats and made them "honorary" employees. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Jeffrey Smith Service Manager, Red Lobster
August 29, 2009
Jim, when I heard your voice on my voice mail, I knew you had sad news to share. I immediately thought of Carol and her being gone. My heart ached, and I instantly began thinking back on what she meant to me. As you already know, she was a very kind soul and unselfishly shared her love of life, family and religion.
My sympathy to you and the children and may God watch over you.
Gail Knowlan
July 26, 2009
While I didn't know Carol well, I felt like I did. She was truly a unique and interesting person. She always had a kind word for everyone and I will miss her. My prayers and thoughts go out to her family - Jim, Nancy and JT.
Cheryl Fruth
July 21, 2009
Carol is already greatly missed. I will never forget when I first met Aunt Carol...she ALWAYS had a kind word or a funny remark. She was truly a special person. She gave me inspiration and insight during the passing of my father and aunt. I feel her smiling down on us. Jim, Nancy and JT you are in our prayers.
Ina and Tom Rabold
July 21, 2009
Carol was my supervisor for eight years and a joy to be around. She always thoughtfully remembered birthdays and was the first to order a cake to celebrate special occasions. I'll never forget the look on her face when we accidentally got one with the wrong name and event -- but ate it anyhow.
No matter where she went on vacation, she always remembered "her girls" with a souvenir. Her optimism insired us; she was a dear friend and I feel grateful and blessed to have had her in my life since 1978.
I'm also thankful I got to visit a few times once she relocated to Ohio. I always envision her joking and laughing. Carol had such a wonderful sense of humor!
Jim, Nancy and J.T. -- Embrace and cherish your memories. She'll always be your personal angel watching over you.
Love,
Jeanne
Jeanne Laudenberg
July 20, 2009
Jim, Nancy and JT-
Please know you are in our prayers and that right now your wife and Mom is rejoicing in the presence of Jesus Christ Himself and smiling down on you!
Love,
Bob and Sandra Hedin
July 20, 2009
Dear Jim,
We already miss our dear Aunt Carol. She was the person we knew who loved our Lord the most and always followed in His ways. What a warm, loving, fun friend. Jim, take care of yourself but even more importantly, take good care of JT and Nancy. Fondly, Rob & Nancy
Nancy & Rob Rabold
July 20, 2009
Jim and Children,
Carol was not only a customer; she was a dear friend. God has picked another beautiful flower for His garden. Keeping you and the kids in my thoughts and prayers.
Johannah "Gold-N-Comb"
July 18, 2009
Carol was an angel, even in her earthly body, she was always an inspriation of love and laughter. All my love and prayers go out to Jim, Nancy and JT. I know they will continue to feel her love and presence, as I still do my Mom's. And, I know those two are up there playing bridge right now!
Marie Hardy
July 17, 2009
Jim,
I am so sorry for your loss as well as your childrens. I used to work at the day care and would see carol everyday when she dropped Nancy off. I will always remember her for her thoughtfulness as well as her love for her family. I will always remember her for the love of the Steelers and the day she brought your son in and told me that he will be a member of the Steelers someday!!! Again my sympathy and I will keep you in my prayers...
Jon Compson
July 17, 2009
Carol was a very special person! She generously shared laughter, enthusiasm and God's love with everyone around her. Our time together was too short; we miss her so much. We were blessed to have her in our lives. Thank the Lord for the gift of Carol Weaver.
Duane Hollinger Family
July 17, 2009
All of the employees of Fulton Drugs wish to express our sincere sympathy to Jim and family. We will miss her coming to our drive-up window. Even though she was so ill, she always had an up-beat attitude.
Tim Kingsbury and the Employees of Fulton Drugs
July 14, 2009
So sorry to her of Carol's passing.My prayers are with and for the children.
Marilyn Cobb
July 14, 2009
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