HARRIS ALLYN WEAVER

Harris was raised in Navasota, Texas where he later graduated from Navasota High School. He continued his education at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas majoring in Business with a minor in Math. Harris married Linda Beavers in December 2004. Linda always described Harris as her best friend. He was a caregiver, thoughtful, kind, compassionate, and was willing to lend a helping hand no matter the circumstances. His favorite words were to tell Linda, it's okay, "we'll get it done little by little."

If he wasn't helping others, Harris might be found tinkering around the house, manicuring his yard, sitting on his back porch watching birds, visiting with his many friends, or playing free cell. He won thousands of free cell games and took great pride in his winning streak. Where ever you found Harris, you would find his faithful Schnauzer, Scruffy, following alongside and making sure all everything was alright in the world.

Harris could always count on his best friend, Les Matthews, to help him solve the world's problems. They thoroughly enjoyed their many talks and visits. Occasionally, you could find one or both of them repairing the potholes on their road. Harris was extremely passionate about sports and his love was evident each time he coached football from his living room recliner! His favorite sport being football, always cheering on the Navasota Rattlers every chance he got. In 2014, he and Linda attended his 50th high school reunion where he reminisced the good ole days back at the school he loved dearly. If he was not rooting on the Rattlers, then he was cheering his favorite college team, the University of Texas Longhorns.

Aside from being Linda's best friend, he took much pride in being a father and friend to his daughter, Michele Weaver Kooken and her husband, Kerry, of The Woodlands, Texas. Additionally, he loved all of Linda's children, Robin Beavers of Timpson, Texas and Brenda Whiteman and husband Jon, of Houston, Texas; grandchildren, as each one brought great joy and pride to Harris. Family was always important to him.

Harris was a member of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church and was very close in fellowship with his church family.

Harris is survived by his wife, Linda Beavers Weaver; daughter, Michele Weaver Kooken and husband, Kerry Jr.; special friend, "Scruffy"; sister-n-law, Monica Weaver; nephew, Matthew Harris Weaver; many nieces and nephews; and an abundance of friends and family that will miss him dearly.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Harris Johnson Weaver and Myrtle Lucile Rice ; and brother, Jimmy Ross Weaver.?