Edwin Clyde Woods

Before WWll, Ed and I had a great time playing tennis and golf. When we were in service, I visited with Ed during Christmas when he was based in Amarillo, Texas. He was a flight engineer on B-29's and I was a fighter pilot. When his buddies saw my officer's uniform, they didn't know what to think. Ed informed them that this officer was his brother-in-law. Fun was had by all. The lord will bless our love one's and keep them in thy loving care. Frank and Nancye Tothill

I remember as a very young boy (when I was about 10 around 1954 or so) coming into the coffee plant to help my dad (Nevin) on Saturday mornings. We would arrive at 4 AM to get the coffee started for the work day as the salesmen on the coffee trucks would come in for reloading. Eddie was working in the office at that time.
I have many fond memories of this time.
Uncle Eddie is in my and Ann's prayers.

Kay, Alica, and Aunt Dot,
So sorry to hear about Uncle Ed.
So many fond memories. He will be
missed. Love to you all,
Marcy, Fred, and son Tyler

Kay, Alicia and Aunt Dot,
So sorry to hear about Uncle Ed. I have so many fond memories of him and my summers spent with you in Roanoke. He will be greatly missed.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Much love, Marcy, Fred, and son Tyler

Kay,
So sorry for your loss. Keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Kay,
So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. May GOD bless and keep you and your family,
Sincerely,
Your work buddy
Theresa S. Shepherd

We are sorry to hear of Uncle Ed's passing and we send our thoughts and prayers to Aunt Dot and family. Allen and Sandy Tothill and family

Uncle Ed wil be missed The last of the Woods Family and a great Uncle
Love and Prayers to all
Jim Tothill