Dan Weaver

Well written Sir...thank you.

Smooth sailing, old friend.

I met Dan in Port Angeles while he was a sports reporter and I was a marginal member of the high school football and baseball team. He took an interest in me for some reason and was always extremely friendly and interested in me. While interviewing the " player of the game" in the locker room, he would always stop and say "hi" to me. Years later while I was stationed at Fairchild AFB in Spokane, and he was with the Spokesman-Review we had lunch together and caught up. He had told me when I...

Dan wrote an article on me right in the middle of my boxing career. We struck up a friendship during the weigh in for my bout at the Cda House of Fury. Needless to say he had a "Dude like" quality about him. I will remember him as a fun, talented and thoughtful guy. RIP MY FRIEND

Have a great life in your next venture Dan. I remember him as a great basketball player and his humor was first class. Many people going to miss him

I´ve known Dan since the first grade. Truly a great man and genuine friend. We would spend years between visits and, when we crossed paths, we would pick right back up like we were in high school again. Speaking of high school, we were chemistry lab partners and somehow managed to impress Mr. Korsak with our great experiments.

Kindness neighbor, always gave us a box of chocolates and christmas card.

I only know Dan Weaver through the stories told by his son Robbie. By no stretch of my imagination Dan was an amazing man, friend, husband, and father. I know Robbie was lucky to have such a great dad. To the Weaver family, I´m so sorry for your loss.