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Rennon and Marcia Green posted a condolence
Sunday, August 22, 2004
Our heartfelt sympathy goes to children and grandchildren of Eddie Woodside. Both my wife and I knew Eddie at school and some yars after Graduation. He had a great zest for life, and excelled at whatever he learned. I Rennon remembered that in 1959 Eddie was mischief in school. One day I noticed Eddie played basketball using man to man well. I asked him why not he tried out on Varsity basketball team. He said he liked mischief and had no confidence in himself. I played and, at same time, showed him how to play basic basketball. In 1960 Eddie asked Coach Poss if he could try out for Varsity basketball. Coach Poss told him that he didn't want Eddie because of his mischief in school. I told him to try study to make good grades and continue practicing basketball. In 1961, Eddie made it on Varsity because he improved. He soared to a great player. In 1962, Eddie made All-American, and All-District. It was funny because I never made All-American. Yes, I made three year All-District. Eddie, goodbye and continue your zest afterlife. Rennon and Marcia Green
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Nikki Surber posted a condolence
Saturday, August 21, 2004
I never really knew my father. I only know him through his friends and, sadly, through his ex-wives. After learning more about him, I regret not getting in touch with him or having him in my life while growing up.
But, one good thing came out of this for me. I met my young half-brother, Woody. Being the only child, it's thrilling for me. I would very much like to meet my father's other children and go on with life on a positive note.
I'd like to close with an excerpt of what I wrote on a wallet-sized picture that I gave him when I was 11 years old - "To Dad, For a wonderful father I've ever had in my life. Remember me as your daughter always. I love you very much, dad. Love, Nikki S." Even though I barely knew him then, I wrote that. I'd like for him to continue to remember me as his daughter wherever he goes.
I love you, Dad.
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Rob Hook posted a condolence
Friday, August 20, 2004
I never knew Woody. I never even got to meet him when he was living. But I still want to thank him as he's given me the most wonderful thing in my life: Nikki.
I see the sorrow she goes through for a father she never knew and wonder if her father had the same depth of feeling, the same unconditional love. I know that if he was anything like his daughter, he was a good person. As we learn more and more about who he was, we continue to find out that he was someone Nikki would have really liked. Not liked; loved.
Those of you who knew Woody are lucky. Some of us will regret never being able to meet the man that gave the world so many wonderful children. In that respect, we may never know for sure how much he gave us. May he rest in peace.
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Judith M. posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 17, 2004
Our deepest sympathy for the loss of our dear classmate...he brought us some unforgettable memories at Gallaudet during the year 1963.
Judith Mezzanotte and Buford Gilliam
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Jordan Johnston posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 17, 2004
I never forget him how wonderful college life that he had. Excellent basketball player and did well in track team with Steve Baldwin.
Love his ASL and his cool.
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Dianna posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 17, 2004
Woody, you have shown a good portion as a basketball player and was well known for the part as I know him at Gally as I have seen him as a wonderful Person.. may God bless his family .. be with you in the time of the griefs.. Di
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Doug and Garlene Lamb posted a condolence
Monday, August 16, 2004
Both Douglas and I are deeply
saddened by his brutal death.
He was once our brother-in-law
back in the 1970's. Yes, he was
an excellent pool player and he
often played with my dad at the
clubhouse. Before Woody left
Mount Prospect NW of Chicago,
he gave one of his cues to my dad.
Our deepest sympathy to Woody's
family and friends. May he rest
in peace.
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Raymond Storey posted a condolence
Monday, August 16, 2004
sorry to hearing about happening i knew him very well since school and played basketball in houston long time pray with his deepest symathy
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Billy F Stout posted a condolence
Saturday, August 14, 2004
I feel bad about Eddie Woodside that he is gone. I will always remember him as fun & funny,too. He is good basketball star and he is dam good table pool player. I love him and I will see you Eddie in heaven. God Bless Him. Billy
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Betty Broecker posted a condolence
Saturday, August 14, 2004
Rest well, old friend. I will miss you.
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MARY JANE CARR posted a condolence
Saturday, August 14, 2004
I HAVE KNOWN WOODY LONG TIME AGO WHEN HE WAS LIVING IN DALLAS...HE AND MY EX HUSBAND, GENE CARR NOW DECEASED, ALWAYS PLAYED BASKETBALL AND POOL...THEY BOTH WERE VERY GOOD AT THEM...HE WAS A VERY GOOD FRIEND OF OURS AS WELL AS EVERYONE'S...MY HEART GOES OUT TO HIS CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN...WOODY, HAVE A GOOD TIME WITH GENE UP THERE AND TELL HIM OUR SON KEVIN AND OUR GRANDCHILDREN BRANDON AND ELIZABETH MISSED HIM...I AM SORRY I DID NOT GET A CHANCE TO CHAT WITH YOU WHEN YOU EMAILED AND WANTED ME TO CHAT WITH YOU VIA SORENSON VRS AND YOU URGED ME TO USE A FRIEND'S BUT I DID NOT HAVE THE GUT TO ASK TO USE THEIRS...OH I FELT SO BAD BUT DO KNOW I LOVE YOU DEARLY...MARY JANE CARR
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Mary Faye Tippett posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
My hearfelt sympathy to the family of the Woodside. I had known him at Texas School for the Deaf. He was very fine and good Basketball player.
Blessing him resting in peace.
Always Friend,
Mary Faye Crenshaw Tippett
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C.J. & Becky posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
I met Woody 12 years ago. He was a nice guy. He taught me many new words and taught me how to cook. I learned a lot from him. Becky knew Woody for 20 years. I moved in with Woody after my father died and he took care of me. The last time we saw Woody was Friday night, Aug 6,2004. We will miss him and pray that God be with him.
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Mary S. Astor/Stevens/Patterson posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
My Sympathy to Eddie Woodside's Family.
I meet Eddit through Patty his first wife and through my first husband Robert Bobby Stevens. He was a fun and out going guy. Loved playing pool with him. It has been ages since I have seen him and the shock of his passing was very sad to me. I'm truelly sorry about his passing and wish all of his familly to be safe and sound and God Bless you all. Sincerly Mary Astor/Stevens/patterson
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Cora Calloway posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
My son Corey and I want to say sorry to his family and friends.
Woody was my good friend for a long time. I know he loved to drink beers. We loved to drink and talk all the time. He always know how to make me laughed all the time. Also, I missed his way of cooking. I lost my chef. I believe no one cooks like him. Woody always took my son and me to fishing because he knew I loved to fish. Of course, my son Corey and I will miss him forever. God be with all of you.
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Julie Doerrmann and Karen Golembeski posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
First of all, our deepest sorrow sympathies go to the friends and children of Woody. 1989, when my family and I moved to Westville, Alton Hamilton and Woody came to our rented house, since then we were good friends and neighbors. For a short period, Woody resided with my family, we had fun so much being with Woody because he was the best comedian. In addition, he was gifted and had many talents in cooking, bowling & Sports,renovation, crafts and so on... Woody loved to play with words or sentence in American Sign Language, for instance, his famous signing, "how is you?" or "I am fine" Phila and NJ friends know what I am talking about. Woody always loved to teach beginner or amauter bowlers or table pool player how to play without using power force. His famous saying, DO NOT USE YOUR FORCE to roll the ball, just roll alike you sweep gracefully and use your thumb as like clock..10 or 11 or 12, then you will be fine bowler.
Last of all, we were shocked that Woody will not ever come back to us.
God be with him. We miss him, but we will never forget him.
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Alton Hamilton posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
I want to share with his children and grandchildren. Woody and I first met in Chicago in 1973. We became a good friend. When I moved to NJ from NYC and Woody moved here from Chicago in 1975. After my marraige separation, Woody and I became roommate for over 15 years. We initially resided in Westville, NJ for 12 years and moved to Paulsboro five yrs ago. I still do not believe that Woody was suddenly gone because I went to Canada on July 11th for my family and last seen him on July 11th. It was shocked and impossible that I would never see him again in my home. I wish it would never happened. However, I will always miss his fabulous cooking, his comedy and talks. I definitely miss him. God be with him.
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Sandy McCann posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
I am so sorry to hear about Woody's death. Please accept our deepest sympathies. My thoughts and prayers are with yu and yur family during this very sad time.. May God bless you Woody
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John posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
I m really sorry about Ed woody. I'm Deaf too and we just met last April. He is nice and cool person and like to chatting about news. It is very sad about him. My girlfriend candice was raised in Paulsboro, New jersey before then she moved to ohio from New Jersey. That is how i met him thurs my girlfriend's Friends Becky,Alton,chris and ed too. I will miss him and prayer him too. He will watching us and proud of them whos there for him. We will miss Ed.
John Curtis
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Candice posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
Before i raised in Paulsboro nj, i m also Deaf too. I moved to ohio from paulsboro,nj. I just met Edward woodly last Feb that's how Alton and Becky,chris invited me to met him and become friend w/ Ed woody. He is very cool and he always made me sooo laughing hard all the times. He loves to teasing me sometimes. I taught him how to using the computer. He kinda of learned some thing interest on the computer. I was shocked about him died information from my stepdad. I felt bad and will missed him too. Im glad that i met him as friend. I'll prayer of him : We will miss him.
Candice Trexler*
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Pat/Edward Adkins posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
I went to school with Eddie and he was my childhood sweetheart and we got married had a son 34 years ago.
I am sorry he had to pass away like that way.
My prayers are with whoever he has touched in his lifetime.
God Bless.
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Lisa Blankenship posted a condolence
Friday, August 13, 2004
I knew Eddie many, many, many years ago. The last time I saw him it was about 12 years ago. He was married to my mom 36 years ago and they had his first-born child, my baby sister, "Melinda". I'm sad to say I have been unable to reach Melinda to let her know of her father's passing. As a child, I remember when Eddie was my then step-father, as a family we would go out to the lake or the local swimming pool where he taught me how to swim. I remember going to so many of his basketball games & tournaments as a child. I remember how I used to think he was the best basketball player ever and remember seeing all the comments the deaf people would sign when he played. He moved so fast... he was good!
I would like to send my condolences to the rest of Eddie's children of whom I have not had the pleasure to know. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
-- Lisa Blankenship
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