Shirley Suzanne Woolfolk

John, words escape me in expressing my deep sadness in reading of Sue's death. I remember her wonderful laughter and her kindness to me and my mom. Miss her poetry! I did try to reach out to you both (without success) when the fires came. So appreciated her for coming to my wedding and her visit to mom in her final days. You both are a cherished part of my history, and I'm blessed to have known you!
cece carlson (Flora/Tommy's and Clint's daughter)

I had the chance to meet Shirley at her husband's retirement party from Mark Twain Middle School. They made a perfect couple and Shirley complimented John so well.

May Shirley rest in peace knowing that she was loved by John so much.

In loving memory of a wonderful aunt.
I truly adored my Aunt Sue! Her laugh was something I always looked forward to and will miss. As a teenager she talked to me about her studies in sociology which had the impact on me picking that subject for my major at PSU. Her influence on me has lasted all of these years and I am sure that knowing her has helped me to be a more tolerant and progressive person. Thank you Aunt Sue!

My sincere condolences to the Woolfolk family on your loss. Although I didn’t know your mom I was a student of your fathers at in the late 60’s and he left a very positive lasting and indelible impression. I even remember the beetle. Stay healthy happy and safe.

Erik Nelson - Riverdale class of 1970