Memories of Joyce May Woodd

In memory of

Joyce May Woodd

Ewa Beach, HI, USA

October 4, 1942 - November 6, 2020

Oct 4, 1942 - Nov 6, 2020

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Helenihi Deborah

My love and light to your Ohana my beloved Sista and friend Joyce. I am sorry this comes so late but you ... Read more My love and light to your Ohana my beloved Sista and friend Joyce. I am sorry this comes so late but you know me, I was always... Read more My love and light to your Ohana my beloved Sista and... Read more

Manny Tijamo

Aloha, Mama Woodd,

I've really just met you, but I feel I've known you since small kid time. I learned a lot from you...

You see, I love listening to stories and I've listened to so many tales of how you've been an important part of so many lives, family and friends. And I'm so lucky to have listened to stories and memories that you told me, and to feel how proud you are of everyone in your life and how grateful you are of them all.

For many, it's important to live your life to its fullest everyday. I think it's important to be the best for yourself and a leader, inspiration, and teacher for others, mainly your children. I know you have mastered all of that because I see your legacy in the way you have raised your children and have taken care of your friends and your relatives. I will continue to learn and appreciate your legacy when I continue to meet more of the lives you have graced. I'm always blessed when I get to hear from them, even the smallest, most cherished moments you spent with your children and grandchildren.

Be proud and be at peace: your success exists and carries on in the blessed families of your children. Watching your family carry on your humor, your happiness, your value of family and, more importantly, your dedication to keep in contact with your family no matter how far away everyone is ... it just demonstrates what an amazing person you are.

I am honored and happy having been welcomed by you and being a part of this amazing family. You were always so kind to me and I thoroughly enjoyed your company, your jokes, and your happiness.

Thank you, Mama Woodd.

Aloha 'oe, Aloha 'oe

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LAUREL PUANA

My condolences to Joyce's entire family. She was a very special person. I met Joyce over 45 years ago. She and my husband, Richard, had been friends since the 3rd grade and remained friends, even though Richard moved to the Mainland after he graduated high school. When ever we returned to Hawaii for a visit we would always see Joyce. Breakfast at Zippy's was her favorite. I developed my own friendship with her and have been in close touch these last three years since Richard passed away. We would talk often and our conversations would start with her saying, "Hey girl". I will miss her very much.

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Jeff Enstad

She was a loving caring person. She welcomed me to the family trusting Dana’s decision. She got me to eat foods I never thought I would ever eat. I remember the time having dinner and she offered me some raw fish. I couldn’t say no thanks without trying first. Im very glad I did because now I love foods I never thought I would. I never dreamed I would love poke as much as I do. We took Ian to Hawaii and am very thankful we did. Even though he was a baby, she got to meet him. I only wish she could have met Daisy and Kaleo. I’m so glad I would post and send her pictures of the kids. At least with the photos I always hoped she could see them growing up. RIP mom we love and miss you.

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Mary Boggs

My condolences to you and your family Kalei. Your Mom is Lovely.
Your friend Mary B.

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Michael Chuck

On behalf of my sisters, Dana & Bonnie and myself, we would like to express our heartfelt thanks for all the love and support. Your Facebook posts, emails and phone calls have been very comforting during this difficult time. Please share any memories and/or photos you may have of mom.....growing up with her, working with her, or any other cherished moment.

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