Laura Ann Weaver’Burror
March 17, 2020
He went hunting ...
Alaska ..Canada for a twelve piint buck !He need to go for the relaxation and sport !!
Sincerely,
His neice. .Laura Ann Weaver' Burror
James A “Jim” Weaver
Sep 11, 1944 - Jan 03, 2020
age 75, of Dunbar, passed away peacefully from natural causes Friday January 3, 2020, at his home. He was born in Chicago, Illinois on September 11, 1944; son of the late Bernard and Bernice (Helding) Weaver. He was a talented mechanic and body shop guy, known for painting Corvettes. Later in life he became an expert “scrapper”. Jim loved his life in Dunbar. Buying his acreage, building his cabin and opening his shop gave him pride. “Weave” enjoyed deer and bird hunting, snow shoeing, cutting firewood, chit-chatting with his friends, going to Richards Supper Club and spending time with his coffee klatch buddies. Everyone knows Jim was good for a favor, offering a hand or lending a tool, often times giving his last dollar. His family adored him and respected his unshakable integrity and modesty.
Jim is survived by his brother, Ron Weaver; sister, Jeanette Woods, nieces and nephew: Lynette (Mark) Wendel, Sandy Woods (Miranda) Laura Weaver (Joey), Jason (Coleen) Weaver; and former partner, Sandy VanDen Heuvel (Terah and Austin).
A Celebration of Jim’s Life will take place on Saturday July 11, 2020, at the Dunbar Sportsmen’s Club from 1p.m. until 5p.m.
Roubal Funeral Home of Wausaukee is assisting the family with arrangements.
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Guestbook Entries
Reva M Elias
January 20, 2020
Weaver was a dear friend of mine and will be missed by the entire town of Dunbar. Rest in peace dear frienc.
Dianne Barker Thull
January 11, 2020
Jim, you will never be forgotten. You were the icon of Dunbar. You did so many favors for everyone including my family. I wish I could have helped you more but God was calling as we could see. Bless your family for their loss,
Jason Weaver
January 10, 2020
Love you very much Uncle Jimmy! So blessed that I got to see you before you moved on
Bob and pat janis
January 9, 2020
We meet Ron’s brother in December when he came to visit for a couple weeks . I found out we have a loot in common. We were glad that we got a chance to meet him.
carol you know who
January 9, 2020
Ron, It was a great gift to meet your brother and share in Thanksgiving. Happy to know he is with the Lord and had such a grand life while he was here. See you Sunday my brother.
Eldon and Patty Little
January 8, 2020
Laura Weaver’Burror
January 8, 2020
To my uncle..
Death is a non-exist consectual obstical untill your eyes reopen to a new life.
The next one is abundance with love leading the way..
I love you..
Laura Ann Weaver
Ron Weaver
January 8, 2020
I loved my brother dearly. It was a favor from our Lord Jesus that were able to spend over three weeks together just prior to Jim going home to be with our Lord. He is loved by all who knew him.
Rocci Downs
January 7, 2020
We always enjoyed Jim's upbeat sense of humor and looked forward to his visits here with Bellin. He will be missed! Our deepest sympathies to the family. From all of us at the Amberg Veterinary Hospital - Dr. Rocci, Lisa, Kerry, and Cathy
Liz Muije
January 6, 2020
My deepest condolences to your family.
I’ve heard the stories of Uncle Jim over the years and loved him without meeting him.
Lynette, you have always given great tribute to your uncle and have continued your support of him unconditionally .
You should be proud as a family .
May he Rest In Peace. I am pleased that he was able to pass on his own terms. ❤️
Chuck & Carol Conaty
January 6, 2020
Jim was our neighbor and friend since we bought our land in 1977. We will miss him.