Beulah Weaver

1882–1957 (age 75)

Biography

Beulah Weaver carried herself with quiet grace in her Oak Hill neighborhood, welcoming neighbors and offering a steadying voice to families during times of change.

Those who knew her remember her generous table, her willingness to lend a hand, and the solace she offered to friends and cousins alike, ensuring her presence endured in the memories of the community.

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