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Steven M. Weaver 1947-2025

Steven M. Weaver, 77, of Greencastle, PA passed away Friday, March 14, 2025 in the Waynesboro Hospital.

Steven M. Weaver
Steven M. Weaver

Born September 20, 1947 in Hagerstown, MD he was the son of the late Warren “Puff” and Jane (Hamilton) Weaver.

He was a graduate of Greencastle High School with the Class of 1965. Steve went on to serve with the United States National Guard for two years.

He was the second generation owner and operator of Antrim Way Honda recently passing the business onto the third generation. Steve was a classic car collector and enthusiast. He also enjoyed playing the guitar.

Steve is survived by his wife of ten years, Kimberley I. (Brindle) Weaver; a son, Greg Weaver and his wife Cheri of Greencastle; a step-daughter, Casey Mosemann and her husband Bryan of Greencastle; a step-son, Darrin Jones and his wife Ashley of Jacksonville, FL; six grandchildren, Isabella, Chrissy, and Andrew Weaver, Ethan Miller, Dawson and Parker Jones; sister, Pamela “pinky” Knepper; and his father-in-law, Robert T. Brindle.

In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his first wife, Linda (Stine) Weaver and mother-in-law, Janetta M. Brindle.

Steve’s life will be celebrated privately at the convenience of the family at this time.

Arrangements are entrusted to Harold M. Zimmerman and Son Funeral Home, Greencastle.

Online condolences may be expressed on his page at the funeral home’s website.

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