Lucille M. Sasser Weaver

Lucille M. Sasser Weaver, age 85, of London, Kentucky passed away on Wednesday, October 28,2026.

She leaves behind four children, Kennetha Weaver Graves, Kim Weaver Cox, Jim Weaver & wife Cheri, John Weaver & wife Linda all of London, KY; five siblings, Sam Sasser & wife Becky, Lesa “Toots” Sasser Cobb, Doug Sasser all of Michigan, Maxine Sasser Bruner, Leah Sasser Langley both of London, KY; seven grandchildren, Kristin Lawson, TJ Conley, Tyler Weaver, Trevor Weaver, Aaron Cox, Ryan Weaver, Katie McPeek, eleven great-grandchildren, Avery Lawson, Charlie Cox, Jaxen Weaver, Kinsley Weaver, Sawyer Weaver, Presley McPeek, Lily McPeek, Weston Weaver, Arthur Weaver, Lakynn Weaver, Oliver Lawson; special friends, Terri Sasser, Kim Gildersleeve, Cheri Sasser; plus a host of nieces, nephews and other family and friends to cherish her memory.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Roger Dean Weaver; her parents, Champ Clark Sasser & Una Mae Wagoner Sasser; five siblings, Leon Sasser, Darwin Sasser, Ronnie Sasser, Lena Sasser Hale, Marlena Sasser.

Lucille M. Sasser Weaver was a beautiful, spirited woman whose generous heart, fearless nature, and unmistakable personality left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her. She was the kind of person who lived life on her own terms, never afraid to speak her mind, stand her ground, or be exactly who she was.

With a heart of gold and a love that came naturally, Lucille had a special way of making people feel welcome, valued, and cared for. She was a true friend to so many, and the love and friendships she built throughout her life were a testament to the kind of person she was. Her generosity extended beyond what she could give; she gave people her time, her friendship, her laughter, and the comfort of knowing they mattered to her.

Lucille had a way of making people feel loved and accepted just as they were. She was someone others could turn to, someone who made room for people in her life and made them feel as though they belonged. Her fearless spirit and spunky personality made her unforgettable, and her big heart ensured that those who knew her never forgot how she made them feel. She had a way of bringing laughter into ordinary moments and turning simple times together into memories that would be treasured long after the moment had passed.

Of all the blessings in Lucille’s life, her grandchildren held the most special place in her heart. Affectionately known as “Nan,” she adored them beyond what words could ever fully express. They were her whole world, and she was happiest when they were gathered around her. She loved them fiercely and unconditionally, and she showed that love in her own special way. Nan was not only a grandmother but also a source of comfort, laughter, and unforgettable childhood memories.

The boys have fond memories of spending the night at Nan’s house when they were five or six years old, remembering her playful spirit and the way she always made them feel at home. She had a knack for making even the simplest moments special, with just the right amount of mischief and plenty of laughter along the way. That was Nan—loving, fun-loving, and always making sure her grandchildren knew how much they meant to her. Those little moments, which may have seemed ordinary at the time, became treasured memories that will bring smiles through tears for years to come.

Lucille’s greatest legacy will not be measured by possessions or accomplishments, but by the love she gave, the friendships she nurtured, and the lives she touched along the way. She leaves behind a family who adored her, grandchildren who will carry her stories with them throughout their lives, and friends who were blessed to experience her generous heart and fearless spirit. Her passing leaves an emptiness that can never truly be filled, but the memories she created and the love she shared will continue to bring comfort and smiles even in the midst of sorrow.

The world is a little dimmer without Lucille in it, but the light she brought into the lives of others will never be extinguished. It will live on in the laughter shared when her stories are told, in the memories her grandchildren hold close, and in the kindness and love she inspired in those around her. Lucille lived in a way that made a lasting difference, and the legacy she leaves behind is one her family will carry proudly for generations to come.

A memorial service honoring Lucille M. Sasser Weaver will be held on Monday, November 2, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. in the chapel of House-Rawlings Funeral Home with Roger Liford and Johnny Shell officiating. The family will receive friends on Monday, November 2, 2026, beginning at 12:00 p.m. until the service hour, also at the funeral home. The family has entrusted House-Rawlings Funeral Home with the arrangements.