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Those we love don’t go away
They walk beside us every day
Unseen, unheard, but always near
Still loved, still missed, and very dear
Gaye Lynn Weaver, 72, of Flowery Branch, Georgia, died unexpectedly at her home on July 3, 2025. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ronnie and Sherrill Glick, of Marcy, Ohio.
Born on August 27, 1953, Gaye is survived by her husband of 36 years, Raymond Weaver, her sisters Sue Costlow (Jack), and Jill Gerber. She is also survived by nephews Sam Costlow (Leila) and Jarrett Gerber, nieces Ashley Hendricks (Brent, Marcy, Nash) and Abby Koah (Brody, Roman), and special friend Alex. All held a special place in her heart
Gaye is also survived by her friends on Gaines Ferry Road. Many who were there through it all, and Gaye valued their friendship and considered them family
Gaye never met a stranger. She will be remembered for her strength, kindness, and compassion. Nothing made Gaye more happy than having a house full of people and a pool full of kids
Gaye had a kind and gentle spirit that will be remembered by all who knew her. With a flower in her hair, we can still hear her saying, “Honey, please.”
Per Gaye’s wishes, no services will be held. Donations in her memory can be made to Daydream Rescue, 3352 Roy Park Road, Gainesville, GA 30507, or simply plant a tree or flower.
RIP Gaye
Georgia Cremation in Duluth is assisting the family with arrangements.
Susie Souder says
Oh, how I will miss her 🙁
We have had so many wonderful talks and layghs. Oh, the laughs. She was a “hoot” She was caring, thoughtful, kind, a wonderful wife, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She will be missed so much by so many. One of her favorite lines was, ” You go girl ”
Rest sweet girl. Love you “Always”
Aunt Susie
Brenda Pickett says
Meet Gaye through Mike,Tosh,Addy,Mia who loved her. She was a very happy loving person. Wishing Richard health and happiness.
Wanda Ahnen says
I was sitting in the sun watching my children play. A little red Toyota came up the driveway, this young lady stepped out of the car and said hi I’m Gaye Lyn and I’ve moved about 2/10 of a mile down our dirt road. She said, I have a chair in the car. Can I sit in the sun with you?? From that moment on Gaye and I were inseparable. She loved my children. She loved my animals. She put up with my husband. Our house was her house. The warmth and the kindness I felt from her was the sweetest, most humble, and kind .She was family. I have never met anyone like her. I will miss her terribly.
Scott Barr says
Gaye was my best friend in high school. Our families were close, spending time together on camping trips, playing cards, you name it. Gaye and I ran around together, listening to the Beatles, cruising through Circleville, you name it (we won’t). Though she moved to Georgia and I stayed in Ohio, we remained good buds through the years. She called me just a few weeks ago, asking for prayers for Weave. She had a heart of gold.
Her mom Sherrill, with a smile, always used to say about mischievous kids: “God love him! God love her!” And so, smiling, I say to my lifetime friend, “God love you, Gaye!”
Sue and Jill and families, God love you, too! She was one of a kind.
Sandy Welch Altizer says
I remember Gaye from high school. She was always so nice to me, fun and caring.
May her spirit live in the hearts of family and friends.
Rest easy, Gaye!
Julie Lombardo says
I hate that Gaye Lynn is gone. Such a fun-loving, kind, gorgeous gal. Georgia was so lucky to get a sweet soul like Gaye Lynn. I love non-judgmental, open, and full of joy. Sue & Jill and her nieces and nephews, her friends -my deepest sympathies.
Jeff Seymour says
I knew Gaye well. From pure innocence to mature woman and as we traveled the road of
life together we came to were the road spilt and decided to take different directions. There always has and always will be a place in my heart for her
Angie Ortiz says
Gaye you were a ray of sunshine! Everywhere you went you had the power to light a room up. You loved unconditionally with that amazing heart of yours. You will be missed and remembered always. Please say Hi to Franny for me! May you both angels Rest in Peace. Adios Mamacita!
Adela Valdes says
Mamasita!
First word we would always hear from her in a call or in person.
With wide arms open ready to always show how much she cared for us. Always checking on us! Always asking for the entire family including our furry ones. She was Family and will always be on our hearts
One in a million, One of a kind many words that can’t describe her tremendous Heart and soul and all the great things she was.
Mamasita we will miss you!
With much LOVE Allie, Francis, and Adela.
Deborah Cook says
I, too, have memories of Gaye’s younger years. We stayed in touch via Fbook. She was a good friend of my younger sister’s but was just as fun and loving as if she were my own sister. She had a heart of gold and will be missed by many. R.I.P., Gaye, I trust you found Bek waiting at those pearly gates.
allie ortega says
My heart is completely broken by this news. She was a very special person in my life. I’m sure she’s with God. My condolences to the whole family. She will always be in my memory.
Loretha Thompson says
I still can’t believe I will never get to here hey girlfriend guest what! Meeting you at Butch house when I was caring for him was such a blessing. You was so down to earth and a very loving soul. I can’t stop crying Gay I will forever miss you and love you. My condolences to your family.
Kim Miller says
She was my soul sister! Loved her free spirit and so loving. Caring for others and opening up her heart. To know her was to love her. Thank goodness I had the opportunity to know her.
Paula Westbrook says
When I learned that my new friend had journeyed on I was paralyzed with heartache. I really adored Mrs. Weaver. It made me happy to hear her say, “Hey girlfriend.” I was so happy to finally meet her in person and become her friend. She was the sweetest lady and she really made me feel wonderful. I love the bond she had with her husband whom she loved so dearly. I know that she is in paradise with our heavenly father now but I will miss her and will always remember Mrs. Gaye Weaver. My heart goes out to the family and I pray for Mr Weaver. One thing is for certain, she had a beautiful heart and soul. I will never forget this sweet lady.