James Halford Weaver

We don't have a memory of jim that doesn't involve fun, friendship, and a laugh. he loved his family, friends and life. we could go several years and not see him and just start where we left off. the years would melt away. that is a wonderful legacy to be able to give your loved ones. our love to the weaver and bell families. hilda and phillip pleasants

I'll never forget your performance in Oliver! at GSHS as the Artful Dodger, as well as you dressed as the Garner Trojan in the Cary game your senior year. You made this world a better, happier place and I'll miss laughing with you, my old friend.

My deepest condolences to Jim's family. May you find comfort in your great memories. I know you will miss him very much. I'm from his hometown of Raleigh and so saddened by this news, feeling he was far too young. May God bless you.

With our deepest sympathies. From your friends at Soaps-N-Suds Auto Spa's Anthony and George Polyzos & Staff

I grew up with Jimmy.Lived close to him for a long time.Did not see him again for a time period from 1963 until 1988.Met up with him in Jax,Nc when he was with B&W.I was with a Military food broker.Spent several nights getting up to date.Had a great time with him.He was so funny and full of life.I know he will be missed by all including me.

I miss you and love you Dad.

To all my VA family - I am so very sad for all of us. Jim was just the greatest guy - always loving and kind. My favorite memories of him are his laughter and great hugs! My heart is with you - love you all! Margie

To the family of Jimmy,
Growing up on Hickory Rd. with Jimmy, Glenn, Inez and Joe, I remember the face of young Jimmy. I lived there for 18 years. I haven't seen
Jimmy since the late 60's, but have had
the opportunity to know Glenn and Linda and their boys. My sympathy to
you all. Jimmy is gone too soon. May God comfort you.
Debbie Cullins Snow, GSHS class of '69
North Myrtle Beach, SC

I Love You, Dad.