Edna M. "Nan" Weaver

Weaver, Edna M. “Nan”, 90, of Johnstown, died September 17, 2022. Nan was married to her husband Dwight for 68 years, who remains at home. She is preceded in death by her parents, Karl and Anna Ludwig and several siblings, and her daughter Renee Weaver Johansen (2009). She is survived by her daughters Michele Good (William) of West Virginia and Lisa Weaver (Mary Kay) of Bellefonte, as well as her grandchildren Celeste Woolum (Brandon) of Tennessee, Nicole Riggs (David) of West Virginia, Michael Good (Adalia) of West Virginia, Ethan River Johansen and Sophia Rose Johansen both of Pennsylvania. Nan is also survived by two sisters, Teri Fleck and Carrie Smith and many nieces and nephews. After graduation valedictorian from Armagh High School, Nan worked at Sani-Dairy before having children. When she returned to work once the girls were in school, she spent a number of years at PMA Insurance and then Evergreen Insurance. Even after retirement, she worked part-time at Cenwest Bank and then Boscov’s before finally quitting work. Nan was a lifelong member of Zion Lutheran Church in Johnstown where she sang in the choir, was member of Altar Guild and managed the Cradle Roll. She was a busy woman, who loved spending time with her family and friends. In their younger years, she and Dwight traveled quite extensively both internationally and within the states. Nan also enjoyed going to the beach, and had recently fulfilled a dream of going to Hawaii in 2020. She had been traveling to the Delmarva beaches with family over the past few years. While in town, she was busy having her lunches with long-time friends she had worked with at Sani-Dairy (the Dairy Queens as we named them) and quilting with the Knotty Ladies of Zion Lutheran every Friday. Nan truly enjoyed her active life and was always on the go. Friends received from 1pm to time of Funeral Service at 2pm Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church. Rev. Michael Van Dyke, Pastor. Inurnment at Richland Cemetery Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to any of Nan’s favorite charities: Shriner’s Hospital, Habitat for Humanity and St. Jude’s Hospital. (Online condolences may be posted to www.wharrisfuneralhome.com)