Victor "Drack" Ozie Weatherington

Must Jesus bear the Cross alone and all the world go free? No, there’s a cross for everyone and there’s a Cross for me!

Chapter 1:  His Life

Victor was a loving, fun spirited, and kind person.  He brought smiles, laughter, and joy to everyone he encountered. Victor was affectionately known as Uncle Drack, “Drack Pac”, and he coined himself as “The Master of Disaster”.  Victor had a passion for reading. He was an avid and notorious reader.  He enjoyed reading novels. Even in his last days, he always requested books to read. On the dance floor, he would “transform”! He was the best dance partner some of us have ever had. 

Victor was born on April 5, 1964 to the Deacon Wesley Weatherington and Annie Ruth Weatherington in Madrid, Alabama.  As the fifth child and only son, he gave his four older sisters a run for their money.  He was baptized at an early age at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church located in the Stateline Community. 

His education began with the Houston County and Jackson County school districts.  Legend has it that he scored the highest on several standardized tests as a student. He received his high school diploma from the Job Corps training program. Over the years, he was employed as a construction laborer. He could figure out a way to make anything work!

Chapter 2:  His Family

Victor was preceded in death by his father, Deacon Wesley Weatherington; his sisters, DeLorise Weatherington and Maxine Weatherington Olds; his nephew, DeShannon LaTrent Weatherington. 

Victor is survived by and will be greatly missed by a loving family. His mother, Annie Ruth Weatherington; his sons, Deacon Axavia BaShawn Weatherington, Quinton Stringer, and Ryan Baker; his daughter-in-love, Anita Dawkins Weatherington; his sisters, Esther Weatherington Neal (David), Barbara Weatherington, and his aunt, who he loved as a sister, Edna Wesley; his grandsons, Jeremiah Elijah Vansipe, Axavia Weatherington, Jr., and Jamal Carnley; his granddaughter, Zakia Works; his great grandson, Levi Wesly Kane Vansipe; his nieces and nephews, LaTesha, Colston (Christine), T’Nesha, Ryan (Tina), Michaela, Clay, Coby, Dexi, Trinity, Courtney, Jordan, KiShannon, Derek, Jacksynn, Journi, Wesley, his best friend Christian, Brielle,and C.J.; special cousins, Zanis Weatherington, Gregory Weatherington, Walter weatherington, DeShon Wesley, Cornelius Wesley, Lee Wesley, Hyson Watson, Malik Watson, Cornelius Watson, Ed Bogar, Victor Ward, Minister Dorothy Bogar, Phyllis Woods, Linda Williams, Minister Shelonda Rhynes; his aunts, Ruby Nell Watson, Essie Pearl Woods, Willean Bogar, Geretta Bogar, Pearlee Ward; his uncles, Robert Bogar and Bobby Bogar; and a host of very special family and friends.

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