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Evelyn E. Weaver

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Evelyn E. Weaver, 79, of West Chester, passed away on Saturday, July 30, 2011 at the Tel Hai Retirement Community, where she had resided since 2007.  She was the widow of the late Joseph Edward Weaver, who passed away in 1984.

 
Born in Media, Pa., she was the daughter of the late Dorothy Herr Edwards and Harry Edwards.  
 
She worked as a secretary at Paoli Hospital in the Maintenance Dept. for years.  Later she worked at the Senior Center of West Chester.
 
Evelyn is survived by her five children, Linda Love, wife of Richard, of Paradise, Susan Ocealis, wife of Michael, of Goode, Va., Robert Weaver, husband of Lynn, of Coatesville, Edward Weaver of Downingtown, and Dr. Michael Weaver, husband of Cathy, of Greer, S.C.; and 15 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren.  
 
She was predeceased by her son, Joseph Eric Weaver, her grandson, Kenneth Weaver and her sisters, Dorothy and Margaret Edwards.
 
The Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, August 4 at 11 a.m. at the Wilde Funeral Home, 434 Main St., Parkesburg, followed by internment in the Grove United Methodist Cemetery.  Family and friends are invited to attend the viewing from 10 until 11 AM.
 
Memorial donations may be made in Evelyn's memory to the West Chester Area Senior Center, 530 East Union Street, West Chester, PA 19382 or the Tel Hai Care Assurance Fund, PO Box 190, Honey Brook, PA 19344.
 
Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com

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Dear Linda and Richard,
We were sorry to hear of your mother's death, but rejoice that she is with her Savior and enjoying Him and her heavenly home. We always appreciated your mother very much and know that you will miss her. Praise God for the hope we have in Jesus. May God comfort and sustain you in the days ahead.
Love,
Clair and Charlene

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I want to express my sympathy to the family of Evelyn Weaver. I am a long time member of Grove UMC and knew your parentsvey well.

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I am sorry to hear about Aunt Evelyn's passing. She was a special lady with a good sense of humor and a smile that wouldn't quit. I didn't see her that often, but I always enjoyed it when I would happen to run into her. I thought she was a good example of what a good mother and wife should be. But mostly, when I think of Aunt Evelyn, I think of what a good example of a Christian woman she was. I am sorry for your loss, but am comforted by the knowledge that she crossed that last bridge and is now at home. She will always be with you, just not like before.

Submitted by Patty (Herr) Willis on
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We are praying for you and your family during this time of bereavement.
While we learned a lot about your wonderful mother over the years, it has not been that long ago that we actually met her. Her love and generosity were consistently displayed in the lives of her family members. She touched many and we all are the richer for it.
May God strengthen and comfort you.

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We send our condolences to the Weaver family. Evelyn was a real delight. I used to try to catch her when she would walk by our house with her dogs so we could chat for a bit. She was always so upbeat and sweet. I hope her family finds comfort in the wonderful memories of a beautiful life.

With Our Deepest Sympathies,

Dorene & Tom Evans

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Lots of memories of Evelyn and the whole family. Youngest son Michael looked a lot like our son Eric. A quick glance and one would have thought that they were brothers. Son Eddie so very tall when he played in the Great Valley Little League that when he pitched he was overpowering. In one game the boys on our team concluded that if they stood very close to the plate, Eddie was afraid that he would hit them. Results were lots of walks. Son Eric worked as a teenager for a door to door company called Rawleigh foods. I still have a little cookbook that came from him. A special thought about Evelyn. I worked for a veterinarian over in the Westtown area. One evening I was calling a client to tell her that their dog was ready for pick up from its bath. I misdialed and got Evelyn on the phone. I did not identify myself, but she said, "Elaine, is that you?"
Lots of special thoughts, and when we drive by the house on King Road, we always refer to it as Weaver's place. Evelyn was a good and sweet person. Angels must have sung songs of joy when she entered into heaven. Elaine and Harry Lehr

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