Brianna Mae Weishaar

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Brianna Mae Weishaar, who left this world far too soon at the age of 25. She was always taught to be loud and proud, overflowing with spirit, she was the kind of person whose presence filled every room with light, laughter, and a sense of possibility. She was born on December 3, 1999, in Hagerstown, MD to Shannon Mae Cunningham of Falling Waters, WV and the late Brian David Weishaar. A free soul with wisdom, she found magic everywhere- in animals she adored, in the ocean that calmed her, and in the endless sky she watched with wonder. She loved capturing moments through her lens: the moon glowing at midnight, the shifting colors of the sky, the first warmth of the sun. These were the things that moved her, and she shared them freely with others, reminding everyone to look up, breathe, and feel connected. Deeply spiritual, she carried her tarot cards like trusted companions, offering guidance, comfort, and clarity to anyone who needed it. She had a gift for lifting others, for seeing their potential even when they couldn't see it themselves. Her impact was felt by all who crossed her path-family, friends, and especially her street family, who loved her fiercely and will miss her endlessly. She lived with passion, with heart, and with a desire to bring people together. Though her time here was short, her energy, her laughter, and her love will continue echoing in the lives she touched. May she rest in peace, held by the same sky she so often admired. Bri was a woman of many talents, she was a "Bad Bitch". She is survived by her mother, Shannon Mae Albertson of Falling Waters, WV; stepfather Andrew Albertson, Jr.; Baby Momma Nicole Rickett; brother Dylan Scot Weishaar; sister Kyli Jo Weishaar; sister Jodeci Albertson; sister Skyler Brianna Rickett; brother Elijah Lee Rickett; sister Aliyiah Albertson; brother Ashton Albertson; brother Max Albertson; maternal grandmother Rebecca Jean Shanholtz; maternal great grandmother Stella Mae Hall; maternal great grandmother Frances Lorraine Cunningham; aunts Natalie Albertson, Robin Brown, and Amy Taylor; uncles Ben Cunningham and Sonny Cunningham; dad by love Ethan Butts; her beloved dogs Kodak and Brooklyn; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. She was predeceased by her father Brian David Weishaar; maternal grandfather Arthur Cunningham, III; maternal great grandfather Arthur Cunningham, Jr. and Raymond J. Shanholtz; paternal grandparents Douglas Reese Weishaar, Sr. and Bonnie Louise Collison; paternal uncles Douglas Reese Weishaar, Jr. and Max Roy Albertson; maternal uncle Billy Shanholtz; and her beloved cats Papa June, Luna, and Kiki. A ceremony honoring her spirit will be held at Osborne Funeral Home, P.A. 425 S. Conococheague St. Williamsport, MD on Friday, November 28, 2025, at 6:00 pm. Ethan Butts will speak words of remembrance and love. Those who felt her presence in their lives are invited to gather with the family as they honor her journey, they will be greeting family prior to the celebration of life from 4:44 pm -6:00 pm. The family opens their hearts and welcomes all who wish to remember her radiant spirit. The funeral home will welcome visitors after 1:00 pm on Friday. To reflect the light, she brought into the world, sun-and sky-inspired flowers are appreciated; donations to Rescue Me WV 59 East Rd. Martinsburg, WV 25404 or a local rescue are equally welcomed. We are deeply grateful for the calls, texts, and kind words shared with us during this heartbreaking time. Your message and support have meant so much to us as we navigate this tragic loss. Thank you for the love, compassion, and comfort you've offered during this devastating time. Her spirit moves through us still, a quiet glow we carry into every day. She lived on in the pieces of the sky, laughter, and love she left in each of us. Her presence lingers gently in our memories, our actions, and the way we love one another.