Mr. Winfred "Win" Wiliam Weaver

Winfred “Win” William Weaver was born on January 31, 1939, in Atmore, Alabama, and returned there at the end of his journey, passing away peacefully on April 25, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family. As a young boy, Win began his life in Atmore, but his story truly started to unfold when, as a teenager, he moved with his family to Dinuba, California. There, they built not only a home, but a livelihood—opening and running a series of family restaurants. It was in Dinuba that Win would meet his first wife, Monica, and begin a family of his own, welcoming four children into the world. At just 22 years old, Win answered the call to serve and was drafted into the United States Army. After completing six years of service, he returned home to Madera, CA where he once again stepped into the rhythm of family life and hard work. Always driven and determined, he went on to become a master barber, a trade that reflected both his skill and his connection to people. But it was on the open road where Win would spend much of his working life. As a truck driver specializing in meat hauling for Noble’s Meat Company, Paso Robles Meat Company, and Harris Ranch Beef Company, he became known for his dedication, resilience, and unwavering work ethic. For approximately 25 years, he built a career defined by long miles and a strong sense of responsibility. Later in life, Win found lasting love with Amelia Spell Weaver. Together, they returned to Atmore, Alabama, where they built a life rooted in partnership and commitment. Side by side, they worked as rural mail carriers out of McDavid, Florida, for 21 years—a testament not only to their work ethic, but to their shared devotion to one another. Win was, above all, a family man. A devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, he found his greatest pride in the people he loved. He carried a special bond with his grandson Nathan, serving as both a father figure and mentor, while also cherishing each of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Veronica, who passed away on March 31, 1959, and by the love of his life, his wife of over 44 years, Amelia, who passed away on February 11, 2026. Those who knew Win saw clearly that his love for Amelia never faded—it remained steadfast until his very last days. He is survived by his children: Lisa Villa; Michael Weaver and his spouse, Linda; and Tina Guevara and her spouse, James. His legacy continues through his grandchildren—Nathan, Isaiah, Matthew, Gabriel, Cameron, Leticia, Kaitlyn, and Brianna—and his great-grandchildren, including Seth, Damon, Kaleb, and Levi. Win will be remembered as a man of strength, kindness, and quiet dedication. He had a way of keeping things simple and grounded, often reminding those he loved to “always live within your means, and not outside your means.” And in lighter moments, his familiar “yuppers” could bring a smile and a sense of comfort to anyone around him. He showed his love through his actions—through hard work, loyalty, and the way he treated others. The lives he touched carry forward his lessons, his values, and his love. Though he is no longer here, his presence remains—in every story shared, every memory held close, and every life he helped shape. Forever in our hearts, always in our memories.

Mr. Winfred "Win" Wiliam Weaver

January 31, 1939 - April 25, 2026