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Debbie Mitchell
December 5, 2010
I am saddened to hear about the passing of both La Rae and Art Woods. When you grow up, you always seem to remember the role models who were either very good to you or very bad to you. I will always remember these two wonderful people as being two of the very best role models myself and my brother had while growing up. La Rae was my teacher at Jacoby Creek Elementary, and she will always hold a special place in my heart as being one of the most caring and kind teachers I ever had. La Rae came to my 1st wedding, and she also sent me a nice card when my brother passed away in 1992. Art was my late brother John Mitchell's little league coach. We spent a lot of time at the ballpark with the Woods Family and will always have fond memories of them all. John respected and loved Art. Art and La Rae were gems, I will never forget either of them. My condolences to the entire Woods family. You are in my thoughts.
joe hall
November 14, 2010
What a great man Art was. I envy the time that I got to spend with him as a kid, and it was always nice to run into him throughout the years. A legend was born!
Kay Ames
November 13, 2010
I was so shocked and saddened to hear of Art's passing. He was always a very special person with a great smile. He was wonderful to and with the Jr. Bowlers (my son Kent included) and was a great example and role model to many. I appreciated everything that he did for my son Kent and daughter-in-law Kaci. Art will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. Love, Kay Ames
JoDee (Lindblom) Biasca
November 13, 2010
Pat: My heart goes out to you and your family. Your Dad was my childhood and every other kids childhood that lived at the ball park growing up. 40 plus years and I'm still going to ball games when I can get home to attend one. You're in my thoughts.
Kent Ames
November 12, 2010
Art will be deeply missed. His generosity and kindness towards us was invaluable. He was always there for the Jr. Bowlers (myself included). There are so many memories that flood my mind but at the same time I am at a complete loss for words. We'll miss you Art.
Love Kent and Kaci Ames
November 10, 2010
Uncle Art will always have that special place for me. His smile and willingness to listen and be part of our lives, even though it wasn't often that we were together. He always put family first. He will always be in our hearts.
Darrel & Patti Woods (nephew)
I was the tallest until his grandson showed me he was now the tallest....
November 8, 2010
PATSY & WOODS FAMILY ,WE WILL DEEPLY MISS ART HIS BIG SMILE AND SHAREING RIB'S WITH US AT THE ELKS CLUB .HE WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS .ALWAYS ED&liz fredrickson
Ed and Judy Temple
November 8, 2010
Very saddening to hear that both La Rae and Art Woods have passed on. He and La Rae were such great people and did so much for the Arcata Community especially in that little world of baseball. We had such good times playing politics, Little League, cards, and helping the Woods family run baseball tournaments and building the ballpark. I still remember the bus load of people who came together for the trip to Burlingame to support the notion he could build the ball park. He made the most eloquent speech with tears in his eyes before the Coastal Commission and swayed them to the decision to build that ball park. He certainly was, One in a Million and we were proud to know him and to work with him at that time in his life.
Ed Temple, Judy Temple, Dan Temple, Robert Temple, one of his players.
Linda and Brian Wetzel
November 7, 2010
Love to all the family!
Sheral Hughes
November 6, 2010
Hi to the Woods': I am adding my deepest sympathy to your list of many. My boys, Ronnie, Gary and Andy Sorter loved Art at the ball field. He helped many to build their confidence and the kids loved him. He was always so friendly and would greet you no matter where you were with the biggest "Hi Kiddo". Art was never at a loss for words and I remember last seeing him while having breakfast with Ray and Janet at "The Pantry". My love goes out to the family. He was a good man. Sheral Hughes
gail cushman
November 6, 2010
Bless your hearts to those who lived, loved, played and worked with Art. He is one in a million and his legacy lives in you.
Gail xoxo
November 6, 2010
Bless your hearts, to all who lived, loved, played, and worked with Art, he was one in a million. His legacy lives on in you!
Gail xoxo
Carol Combs
November 5, 2010
To all of the families our thoughts are with you. Art you were something else. Enjoyed you so much. Lv Ya Mike and Carol Combs "Genzmer"
Louis & Marie Justin
November 5, 2010
Sincere condolences to Ray and all the family from a friend and co-worker.
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