Lane Woodworth Goss

I knew Woody for many years. He was good-humored, thoughtful, polite, and ethical. He always took the time to inquire of me and my familly, even when his life was not full of cheer. I enjoyed many varied conversations with him over the years, and his curiosity about other viewpoints often made me aware of my own tunnel vision and lack of reflection. Even though he no longer lived near me, I always thought of him as a neighbor because of his ongoing connection to family and family property in...

Fond memories of Goss/Nelson/Rapp family holidays many years ago. Woody was kind, smart, funny and always a gentleman. Our love. Carl Rapp & family

Chuck and family, Sorry for the loss of your father. I'll donate blood at my very first opportunity.

DEAR NED, CHUCK, AND PHILIP,
YOUR FATHER WAS A GREAT FRIEND AND WE HAD SO MANY GOOD TIMES TOGETHER. ONCE WHEN HE VISITED US IN FLORIDA HE LOST A BALL ON EVERY HOLE. DICK SAID HE DID NOT REALIZE WE HAD SO MUCH WATER ON THE COURSE.
WE WILL NOT BE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE AS DICK IS IN REHAB FOR EXTENSIVE P.T.
YOUR FATHER WAS A TRULY GOOD PERSON, AND THAT IS RARE.
YOU ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS,
DICK AND ELLA HOULIHAN

I worked for Woody for twelve years at State Street Bank. Always a perfect gentleman, he was the kindest person I ever reported to. Modest about his many accomplishments, he was approachable and never failed to take the time to listen and help all of us on his staff, despite how busy he was. Learning of his passing is a source of sadness for me. My prayers are with all of you.
Joan Bernard

We got to know got to know Woody and his wife, Nancy through the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati. It was always a pleasure to see him. He became a good friend.
Tom and Mary Fran Townsend