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Marvel L. Woods

Dallas, Texas

1937 - 2012

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Marvel L. Woods, 75, went to be with the Lord on Saturday Dec. 8, 2012. Service: 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, at Golden Gate Funeral Home in Fort Worth. Wake: 6 to 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Survivors: She leaves to cherish her loving memories her daughters, Teri Harrington, Cheryl...

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I love you Grandma!! Your not in anymore pain!!R.I.P.

....The light of God will keep You.....and Us all till we meet again!!.....till then your memories will always be alive in my heart!! <3

mOMA AND i.....GONE AND WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!

I know in my mind you are no longer here ....here in the flesh!!!.....hard to believe because I feel your energy all around me!! I love You then, now and always!! I am so glad We spent one/one time together these past few years thru your sickness!! I have learned more about you and your deepest feelings ....more then all our time together as Mother/Daughter!! Glad we got closer n'the end! Love You, Cheryl, Phillip, Tiara, Kameron and Adrien!!

Your favorite 2 daughters.

Had I known there was a venue here in Omaha to share my condolences I would have done so the very first day, but I couldn't go without saying how much Marvel meant to me. She will forever be missed with her fiestiness and pazazz. Rest in peace, God bless.

My heart was instantly saddened when I learned of Marva's death and my prayers automatically began for her children and grandchildren. She always treated me like family as a matter of fact we NEVER stopped calling each other sister in law. She could comfort , advise and make me laugh in the same conversation. I pray peace and favor rest on her family.

Loving memories sustain us in times if sadness. I'll miss our long telephone conversations.With heartfelt sympathy to your family.

My Condolences Go Out To The Woods Family. May God's love and peace comfort you All In Your Time Of Need.Amen.Love You All, Arland W. Simmons and Family.

Your loving daughter and grandson, The Lockharts

Momma, my heart is so heavy with the sadness of you going home. I know that you are now at peace and should take comfort in that and I do. I'm trying not to be selfish in wishing you were still here, but it hurts so. I will forever cherish my memories and love for you. With all my heart I love you Momma, THE SHARP ONE