Guy Woodward Jr.

Guy Woodward Jr. and Guy Sr. were dear friends of mine back in the 70´s and 80´s. Not only were they paramount in teaching me musical skills, by example, but they were always supportive in teaching me life-skills and very caring to me. My life was blessed beyond words having them in my life. God bless you both. Tommy Duer

Candy,
I just learned of your loss. So many memories...all fun and funny. May your grief be soon replaced with wonderful memories.
Would so love to hear from you.
Pam Perry Woods
214.277.9075
[email protected]

So glad we were able to be there to celebrate the golfer and the veteran!! Much love to Candace and Scott and "Joanie" and family!
Love always!
Kimberly Nile

So sorry about your Dad--so many good memories of growing up. Old friends Bob Larmer, Tee, Kay Humphrey, Marcia and myself were together last nite and talked of your Dad and childhood. We would all love to hear from you.
Gay Burton Cosby (John Cosby).

Candy,
My thoughts are with you in the loss of your daddy. I remember as a young girl coming to your home and the kindness of your parents.
My parents loved dancing to your father's orchestra playing the monthly dances at Glen Garden Country Club.
Kay Humphrey, Gay Burton, Tee Matthews, Bob Larmer, Louis Miller, Gail DeVore, Sharron Ballem and myself get together and would love for you to join us. Let us hear from you. My email is [email protected].
May...

so sorry

so sorry

Reading Guy's obituary this week brought back many happy memories for me, and the 1940's, remembering dances at Lake Worth Casino to the kind of music Guy made happen. He was outstanding.

Guy, I never met you, But your life lives in you grandchildren. I thank you for Jay your grandson. He is a wonderful son-in-law and husband and father. I know your kindness come from your heart. Now you can rest and be with our Father in Heaven. Earth loss, But Heavens gain.