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William B. Weaver
William B. (Bill) Weaver, 72, died Sept. 16 at West End Farm, his home at Castleton.
A native of Catlett, Mr. Weaver and his father W. B. Weaver Sr.
owned the Catlett family place, believed to be the oldest house in the village, which they called Green Hill.
After the property was sold to Dan Nusley in the 1950s, Mr. Weaver moved to Nokesville, where he operated a prosperous dairy herd ofHolsteins.
In 1973 he moved to Castleton, where he established a successful thoroughbred hone breeding operation at West End Farm. His horses were shown to many ribbons by his daughter Delia.
Mr. Weaver had received numerous awards during the years for his livestock and horses.
He was a director for many years of the Federal Land Bank Association in Wairenton, now the Farm Credit Association.
Mr. Weaver is survived by his wife Barbour J. (Peggy) Weaver, his daughter Delia Weaver Hoeffel, Flint Hill, three sisters, Katherine Day, Delia Glaettli and Mary Colvin, all of Catlett, a granddaughter Delia Teel Hoeffel, Flint Hill, and several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was conducted Sept. 19 at Moser Funeral Home by Rev. Steve Parker. Burial was private.
Memorial contributions may made to the Castleton Volunte Fire Department and Rescue Squa Castleton 22716.
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