Obituary

Weaver, Tiffany Aisha (Age 42) of Waldorf, Maryland

A Star Was Born on December 16, 1980

Tiffany Aisha Weaver was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. As with all "military brats", Tiffany was gifted the opportunity to travel around the world at an early age. Daughter of Anthony and Irene Weaver, twin sister to Ebony Weaver, and elder sister to her brother Lamar Weaver. Tiffany spent most of her life in Maryland, working throughout the D.C. Metro area. Her last employment was with the Department of Transportation as a Training Specialist and Learning Management System Administrator. According to her supervisor, her additional Job Title was – "SUPERSTAR".

Tiffany Aisha Weaver of Waldorf, MD transitioned to eternal life on April 20, 2023.

LETTERS FOR TIFFANY:

My sweet Tiffany, you are one of my three greatest gifts in life. It took you 25 minutes to be born after your twin, Ebony. It's like you didn't want to be part of this world. But during your lifetime, I've seen you thrive and blossom into such a wonderful/beautiful young lady. No matter what was going on in your life, you always lived life to the fullest. I was so proud of you when you fulfilled one of your biggest dreams of becoming a homeowner, for I know that was not an easy task. Now you have a legacy to pass on. Your infectious smile and laughter always lit up every room and now, will light up Heaven a little more. I was with you when you took your first breath , and I was also with you when you took your last. I am so thankful to God that He allowed me to be your mom for those 42 years. Our family times together are now treasurable memories. Yes, I will miss your physical presence, but God needs you now and has called you home. He's got you and is taking great care of you, so I can stop worrying about you. I won't want it any other way.

Loving Mom, Irene

I always tell people that I grew up with four parents: My Father, my Mother, and my two Sisters, Ebony and Tiffany. From the beginning, we were always a close family, just the five of us. We all have our own dynamics, but for me, Tiff was that parent that spoiled their child with sweetness and Love. But over these past few years I saw a different side of her: Tiffany the Sun. The Sun? Yes, the Sun! The sun never fails to bring its welcoming warmth. The Sun is steady, reliable, and STRONG! Even in times of darkness, the Sun eventually breaks through, shining its light. Tiff wasn't about the sad vibes. Tiff always kept it positive and bright no matter the circumstances - because she's the Sun! So when you're going through a rough patch in life or if you feel like you don't have the strength to move forward, always remember how Tiff shined. It's the lesson that she imparted to us. Let the strength and grace she showcased inspire you to preserve and smile too! As long as I live and breathe her light will live through me - forever my Blazing Sun.

Loving Brother, Lamar

Tiffany, you were like a best friend but without the title. I relied on you for so many things and I'm sure it annoyed you, but you were always there when I needed you. When I was crying because of a bad day at work you never seemed to give me the answers I was looking for, but you delivered your messages with honest truth. You thanked me and also said how grateful you were when I was helping you during your moments of weakness and couldn't do most things, but dude, we're sisters. Of course, I would help you because you always helped me. You always gave me a thumbs up after every cardio exercise just to make sure I was doing fine. Even though you were going through a storm, you never gave up. You weren't going down without giving your all. People gravitated to you, asking for advice or just to talk to you. You were straight forward and not afraid to talk about things that was on your mind. Tiffany, I will never be able to say goodbye to you. I miss you so much. You were so beautiful even if you didn't always see that. You were always providing so much of yourself to others. I couldn't have asked for a better sister than you. Thank you for the memories, the shared tears and the laughter. I'm grateful that you're not in pain anymore. If you want to give me the numbers for the lottery, I wouldn't mind 8-). Until we meet again. Love you tons dude.

Loving Sister, Ebony

My daughter Tiffany was an amazing and wonderful person. She was very outgoing and very kind and was fun to be around. Tiffany enjoyed working out at the exercise center as well as the gym. She and her sister Ebony introduced me to the exercise center and it made a huge difference in my life. Tiffany was loved by many people because of the way she treated people. She believes in being fair but honest with everyone. She was very smart and was able to learn and remember things with ease. She loved her family deeply, and in return, we loved her more than words can say. A few years Tiffany accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as her personal Savior, and she now resides in His Kingdom. I am not afraid, for I know we will be together again. In the meantime, Tiffany will watch over us.

Loving Dad, Tony

Friends may visit with the family Tuesday, May 2nd from 10am until time of service at 11am at Fort Foote Baptist Church, 8310 Fort Foote Road Ft. Washington, MD. Interment immediately following service at Heritage Memorial Cemetery Waldorf, MD.

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