Jack D. Weaver, passed away peacefully at the Village of Carroll Park, Grandview, MO on March 30th, 2021 at the age of 90. He was born in Wyandotte, Oklahoma on October 29th, 1930.  Both of our parents were born and raised in Oklahoma.  Jack met Juanita Crittenden and they were married in Siloam Springs, Arkansas on Jan 7th, 1952.  Their marriage lasted for 57 years. Juanita preceded Jack's passing in 2010. 

 Dad graduated from Colcord High School, Colcord, OK., where he played basketball and other sports. He was a Navy veteran and was proud to serve his country. While in the service, Dad enjoyed being a member of the Navy boxing team. He was a former member of both the American Legion and Lions Club in Shawnee, KS. Dad took great pride in his heritage as a member of the Wyandotte Nation Tribe of Oklahoma.

 Dad was a founding owner of Weaver's Exterminators in Merriam, KS with his brothers Jim & Harold Weaver. For a number of years the brothers also owned the Corner Club in Merriam. 

 After initially living in Shawnee, Mom and Dad moved to Overland Park, KS where they lived for 50+ years raising their family. He loved being outdoors fishing, frog gigging, hunting and spending time at the Woodlands Race track.  

 Jack was preceded in death by his parents Ralph and Maude Weaver, sisters Betty Johnson, twin sister Peggy Inman, and his brother Jim Weaver. He is survived by his brother Harold Weaver, Jay, OK., and children Vicki Granstrom (Carl) Lee's Summit, MO,  Tony Weaver (Mogi) Palm Bay, FL, Jackie Hendricks (Lew) Kansas City, MO, and Doug Weaver, Wyandotte, OK., along with numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces & nephews to honor his memory.

 Dad was kind, big hearted, always quick to smile, and he never complained. Dad was the epitome of a life well lived and so many people loved him. He never met a stranger.

  A  celebration of life for both Jack and Juanita will be held at a later date in the hills of "Little" Kansas, Oklahoma.  

 Mom & Dad - we miss and love you so much. We're so happy you're back together...  a beer & cigar for Dad and dancing to a country song for Mom.