Elwood LaBar

Woody was the most friendly and compassionate person I´ve ever had the pleasure to know, we miss him dearly, rest in peace

Woody was a good and trusted friend Loved by all of us that knew him. I pray the Lord helps Matt in this time of trouble.

Woody Always knew the right things to say. Whether it be about cars, or trucks or listening to others problems. He was always there!

Oh what a wonderful soul. I will hold dear to my heart until we meet again. As Woody scolded me once and I´ll never forget and he was right. "Tommy, you´ll always be a Dallas Borough Boy, once from Dallas Borough, always from Dallas Borough". Where ever life may lead you Dallas Borough and our growing up experience will always be in our hearts. God Bless Woody and the LaBar family... Tommy Reese

I just found out so sorry for your loss Woody was a great friend and a mechanic when ever I needed work to be done on my vehicle he would be the first person I go to he is going to be very missed and will see you again in heaven my friend

So very sorry for the loss of Woody. Went to Glenview Primitive Methodist Church when I was young with Woody. Sending prayers.

Thinking of you. Holding you up in prayer.

I remember Woody from high school band. Always a smile and kind words for everyone. When I would come home to visit from Texas I made sure to stop at the shop and say Hi. My parents trusted him to keep their vehicles in top shape for years. Dallas lost a true old soul, rest in peace Woody. Ann Parsons

Did you ever try to describe someone or something and couldn´t find the correct words? The easiest way for me to describe what Woody meant to me is to say that he was the bible come to life. His life was a living reflection of Jesus Christ. He did not preach it, he lived it toward everyone and that is his most powerful testimony of his Christianity. I met Woody in 2018. I was a stranger in PA. When I met Woody, he extended the "right hand of fellowship" by inviting me to his church,...