The near tornado-like weather that hit Aiken this Friday afternoon tragically claimed the life of one elderly grandmother of three.
Reports are stating that DeArbra Weaver, 63, died of a heart attack in the parking lot of the southside Kroger supermarket while waiting for her daughter, international sensation Kathleen Weaver, 29, to finish her one of her legendary shopping sprees.
The elder Ms. Weaver was apparently so terrified of the golf-ball sized hail and frequent lightening strikes that she refused to exit her vehicle to head for the safety of the store, and instead decided to wait it out in her car while being nearly swept away by tornado-strength winds.
She was found when nearby shoppers noticed her vehicle which was the only one stationary in a parking space with its hazard lights on, and smoke pouring from the slightly open driver's side window.
Emergency personnel responding to the scene reported that her last words were "I always knew it would end this way...one of my daughters would be the death of me. I always thought it would be the other one, though."
When reached for comment, the other daughter, Michelle Seigler, responded, "I'm kinda surprised she went down like that. I figured it would either be a heart attack, diabetes, or cancer. Hell, maybe even driving her car, but I never thought it'd be weather-related. She was scared of that shit for real."
Kathleen Weaver, the daughter present during the time of the incident, is currently on tour and could not be reached for comment.
Ms. Weaver leaves behind two very wealthy daughters, and three cute as hell grandchildren. The family is asking that in lieu of flowers, mourners make donations to the American Diabetes Association, the American Heart Association, or the American Cancer Society.
Reports are stating that DeArbra Weaver, 63, died of a heart attack in the parking lot of the southside Kroger supermarket while waiting for her daughter, international sensation Kathleen Weaver, 29, to finish her one of her legendary shopping sprees.
undated photo of victim
The elder Ms. Weaver was apparently so terrified of the golf-ball sized hail and frequent lightening strikes that she refused to exit her vehicle to head for the safety of the store, and instead decided to wait it out in her car while being nearly swept away by tornado-strength winds.
She was found when nearby shoppers noticed her vehicle which was the only one stationary in a parking space with its hazard lights on, and smoke pouring from the slightly open driver's side window.
Emergency personnel responding to the scene reported that her last words were "I always knew it would end this way...one of my daughters would be the death of me. I always thought it would be the other one, though."
When reached for comment, the other daughter, Michelle Seigler, responded, "I'm kinda surprised she went down like that. I figured it would either be a heart attack, diabetes, or cancer. Hell, maybe even driving her car, but I never thought it'd be weather-related. She was scared of that shit for real."
Kathleen Weaver, the daughter present during the time of the incident, is currently on tour and could not be reached for comment.
Ms. Weaver leaves behind two very wealthy daughters, and three cute as hell grandchildren. The family is asking that in lieu of flowers, mourners make donations to the American Diabetes Association, the American Heart Association, or the American Cancer Society.
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