John D. Weaver

Thoughts and Prayers from the Bob and Shirley Whitmoyer family.

John was a golfing partner, fellow-competitor, and mentor of mine. I first met John in 1961 when we met in the first round of the West Shore C.C. Club Championship. We developed a life long friendship during which time Johnny changed me from a casual wild-swinging non-thinking player to a thinking golfer. John taught me to play each hole backward from the green to the tee and turned me, with a lot of practice, into a single-digit handicap golfer.John was a wonderful golfer, with a textbook...

My dad introduced me to Mr. Weaver over at West Shore Country Club when I was about 14 back in the 1970s. He was very friendly and kind. I send condolences for my mother Patricia Latham (who was a classmate at Camp Hill HS) and me, as well as, on behalf of the West Shore CC.

Robert Latham, Jr.
West Shore CC Past President

john and I were kindred spirits when it came to golf. We could discuss the golf swing mechanics, strategies, short game, whatever, forever. Always enjoyed our discussions, he was quite a student of the game and a great player despite his handicap. An exemplary person. Will see you in heaven Johnny. While you are there, remind Arnie that you beat him in the PIAA state golf championship.

I met John during my 14-year tenure as Camp Hill H.S. golf coach. His accomplishments in the game were all the more remarkable due to his physical disability. In that regard, I admired him for taking what life dealt him and making the most of it.

Sincere condolences to the family. And R.I.P., John

John was a great friend as well as a salesman of paper products. We had many friendly visits at WSSD and I learned much from him. My condolences to the entire Weaver family.

Our memories of John And Bootie will live on in our hearts.
Our sincere condolences and deepest sympathy.
Mark and Susanne Piccolo

Ginny,
Our deepest condolences.