Memories of Henry E. Woods

In memory of

Henry E. Woods

Boynton Beach, FL, USA

July 17, 1931 - November 2, 2018

Jul 17, 1931 - Nov 2, 2018

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Pamela Shalvoy

Another piece of childhood gone, but never forgotten. I have so many memories of Uncle Henry, all attesting to his zest for life. His generosity and gregarious personality always made you feel welcome, whether he was toasting with Jager shots, hosting family gatherings, or taking your crying baby out of your arms to soothe the child immediately. Rest In Peace, here’s to a life well-lived.

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Dan Hoaglund

Greg - we're so sorry to hear about your dad's passing. We'll say a prayer for you, the family and especially your mom. Fifty-nine years of marriage is truly inspiring and his absence from your mom will be more difficult than words can ever convey. We hope you and the family can cherish and relive those special moments he provided over the years. May his memory be eternal!

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AnnaMaria Rohan

So sorry “Uncle Henry” is no longer with us. Just an all around great guy. Always such a presence and personality! Our deepest sympathy and love ,
AnnaMaria, Howard, Joel & Holly❤️🙏🏻May he be resting in peace.

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Greg Woods

Dad, we love and miss you much. Your zest for life was infectious and there was always something more to do. I don’t think you ever sat and relaxed, because you gained so much energy from being engaged and always with a group of people. Nothing was ever a problem, it was always just a ‘piece of cake’. We hope you enjoy the next great 4th of July pig roast in the sky. You will most certainly be missed and know that you profoundly touched so many lives. This is the end of an era, as you have always been a constant and steady rock. We wish you farewell and following seas. Love, Greg, Kim, Nick and Katy

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