In Loving Memory

of

Ricky Wayne Weaver

June 7, 1954 - May 3, 2024

It is with heavy heart's that we announce the passing of Ricky Wayne Weaver, he passed away peacefully on May 3, 2024, at the age of 69, surrounded by his loving family.

Ricky was a loving husband to his beloved wife, Joyce, and a dedicated father to his two daughters, Tracy Goins sided by her fiancé Steven Herman and Katie Gregory sided by her fiancé Kevin Webb. He was a man of integrity, kindness, compassion, loving and unwavering dedication to his family, and his presence brought warmth and joy to all who knew him, a pillar of strength and support for his family, always putting their needs above his own and making sure they felt loved and protected.

As a Papa, Ricky had a special bond with his grandchildren, Sarah Gregory and Travis Webb, who adored him and looked up to him with admiration. He loved sharing stories, playing music, games, and creating precious memories that will be treasured forever. Ricky's love for his family knew no bounds, and his loss has left a void that can never be filled.

As a son, Ricky was deeply cherished by his parents, Shirley & Ralph Leasure and Billie Weaver. He shared a special bond with his brother Billy Weaver and was always there for him and family. He was a loving uncle to his nieces Nicole Ancarrow sided by Wil (husband) and Ashley Weaver sided by fiancé Shawn Lusky. Nephews Timmy and Sammy Cribb, great-nieces/nephews Gage, Landon, Kaitlyn and Axl, always ready to share his wisdom and laughter with them.

Ricky had a larger-than-life personality and humor that lit up the room to all who knew him. Ricky was a hardworking and dedicated individual. He was a true friend to many, always willing to lend a helping hand or a listening ear to those in need. He leaves behind a legacy that will endure in our hearts forever. Though he may be gone from this world, his spirit will live on in the crazy memories and the love he shared with his family and friends.

Rest in peace, Ricky. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered