Brenda Weed
Born on July 25, 1951 in Metter, GeorgiaDeparted February 17, 2023 in Melbourne, Florida
Brenda Weed, (71), passed away Friday, February 17, 2023 peacefully at her home in Melbourne, Florida surrounded by her family. She was born in Metter, Georgia on July 25, 1951 but grew up in Augusta, GA. Brenda moved to Brevard County in 1981. Brenda was an amazing mother, grandmother, wife, and friend. She loved the Lord and loved everyone she encountered. She was selfless and devoted to her family and friends. Brenda loved life and was always ready and willing to take on a new adventure. She loved to travel and was blessed to do a lot of it. She also enjoyed bike rides, walking, playing tennis, and playing cards and board games.
Brenda is survived by her devoted husband, Mickey Weed, her two children, Michael (and Kerry) Weed and Michelle (and Brad) Giese, and her two grandchildren, Averie Giese, and Reagan Giese.
She was preceded in death by her parents, James and Nell Wilson, and her brother, Calvin Wilson.
A Celebration of Life service will be held Saturday, March 18, 2023 at 11am at Faith Fellowship Church (2820 Business Center Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32940). A reception with hors d’oeuvres will follow in the church fellowship hall. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the church or to Wuesthoff South Brevard Hospice.
18 entries.
I met Brenda in the first grade at Houghton Grammar School in Augusta. I fell madly in love with her and had a crush on her thru the fifth grade. I remember my dad taking me and my brother to pick up Brenda and Melinda Singleton and we went to the movies.
I moved out of Marion Homes at the end of fifth grade and Brenda moved into Marion Holmes. I got reacquainted with her because she transferred to Buller High School and we graduated the same year. Everytime that I saw Brenda at our reunions, she told me that Calvin still kidded her about our date. RIP my friend!
I met Brenda and Mickey through mutual friends who were also skiers and they invited us to join their planned ski trip for the following winter. Brenda was like a breath of fresh air, always positive and energetic in her daily life. I was drawn to her warmth and sincerity and cherish the times we spent together. We were lucky enough to go on a few more ski trips together as well as enjoying dinners out and at each other’s home. Brenda enjoyed many outdoor sports like bicycling, skiing, and tennis. I knew her to be an avid tennis player, although I didn’t participate in the sport myself, and she was an excellent skier. She and Micky were world travelers and it was always fun to hear of their adventures. Brenda Weed will be missed by everyone who knew her and especially those of us who were lucky enough to spend some quality time together.
Although I have not known Brenda very long, I am so thankful that the Lord allowed our lives to cross in this life. I was so touched by her genuine kindness and her obvious love for people. She reached out to others in Jesus name so easily. Her light was bright and her servant’s heart ministered so readily. She leaves a beautiful remembrance as a faithful, servant ready to welcome others with open arms.
Brenda,
For the last several weeks I have been trying to find the right words. I don’t know how to say goodbye to someone who has worked alongside me for the past 25.5 years. I am at a loss. I know I will be forever grateful for God placing you in my life. Over the years, I have seen your compassion, empathy, kindness, patience, understanding and wisdom. You were always a voice of reason, a great sounding board, a mentor but most of all, a friend. I find myself wanting to talk to you one more time. I don’t want to say goodbye, so I’ll end with a thank you for everything you’ve shown me and for all the wonderful memories. Until we meet again…
Brenda will always be precious to us as both a special neighbor and friend. We will miss her always but are happy that we know she is in heaven , safe and secure! We love you Mickey, Mike and Michelle and are here for you.
Brenda will be missed by so many of us. She was full of the love of Jesus and was a beacon of light and positivity in our world. Our love and prayers to Mickey and family.
Brenda was always a shining light to everyone she met. Her kindness and joy of life was evident. Greater still was her love for the Lord. we are blessed to have had her as a friend in our lives. We miss her, but know that we will see her again. Our hearts go out to Mickey and their family as they navigate through their loss.
Brenda was a bright light to all our lives. She had a smile for everyone. To know her was to love her. Her zest for life was contagious and she radiated her love of the Lord. She will be sadly missed. Our hearts ache for our dear friend, Mickey and her family. I am sure God greeted her with “Well done good and faithful servant”. Until we meet again my friend. May your light shine on in our memories.
"My heart aches for Mickey, Mike, Michelle, Averie and Regan. Im praying all of us who love and miss Brenda will find comfort in knowing we will be reunited in God's perfect timing. Brenda was one of a kind and her infectious smile warmed the hearts of all who knew her. If you knew her, you loved her. I will miss you, Brenda❤"
I was blessed to have met Brenda through tennis many years ago. Her Sweet Southern Persona graced the court with enthusiasm, an engaging smile, kindness and honesty in crucial line calls. Most importantly, she possessed enormous athletic ability. I don´t think the energizer bunny could have outlasted her on the courts. I have a feeling right now she is offering some sweet tea and peach cobbler to a host of angels in heaven! I pray that her memory brings solace to friends and family during this most difficult time. She was loved by many!
With sincere sympathy,
Kris White
Friend
What an awesome lady. She always had a smile and a kind word. She always wanted to know how I was doing if everything was all right. Always made it a point to ask how’s the fishing been. I know she is with the Lord one day I will see her again.
I was blessed to have met Brenda through tennis many years ago. Her Sweet Southern Persona graced the court with enthusiasm, an engaging smile, kindness and honesty in crucial line calls. Most importantly, she possessed enormous athletic ability. I don’t think the energizer bunny could have outlasted her on the courts. I have a feeling right now she is offering some sweet tea and peach cobbler to a host of angels in heaven! I pray that her memory brings solace to friends and family during this most difficult time. She was loved by many!
With sincere sympathy,
Kris White
Brenda had a zest for life that was contagious. Her love for the Lord spilled over on all she met. Her smile and enthusiasm is sorely missed. The blessing is, I'll see you on the Other Side, dear friend.
Brenda was a wonderful gal! Always loved her smile. Had not seen her in many years but was saddened to hear she had passed, my heart goes out to her family and you are in my prayers.RIP Brenda ! Janice Gault class of 69
You are truly missed my dear friend but know you are in heaven with your Lord ,having a Réunion with your family and playing tennis.You lived an active and great life.Love you my friend.xo Linda Hosch
Brenda was a truly beautiful person inside and out!!
It was a privilege calling her a Dear Friend!!
Brenda and Mickey were a very loving couple first to God and then their family and friends!! A blessing to be part of her circle of friends!! Love and prayers to all touched by Brenda and Mickey!!
How I will miss her beautiful smile and her joyful singing with so much gusto! We were two of a kind in our competitive spirit in games. She was so giving and loving especially with her beautiful family. She will be missed
My deepest and sincerest sympathies for Mickey, Mike, Michelle, Averie and Reagan.
We will certainly miss Brenda and the joy she brought into our lives. She was a very special and precious friend and I am looking forward to continuing our friendship in His timing.
I love You All
Wayne Reynolds