Stephen Joseph Woods

So sorry I missed this.. I definitely would have liked to pay my respects. My prayers go out to the family, especially SteveIE (as Steve called him here at PECO). We've heard so much about Stevie and allof the ski trips that you two were on. I just lost my father in Jan so I know the loss you feel. I can only wish that you will be able to move forward remembrering and enjoying all of your happy memories together. God bless!

My sincere condolences to the Woods family and especially to Steve's son--I have a picture of you at Telluride that Steve gave me after one of our many skiing discussions in 10 years at Plymouth (PECO). I went to his retirement party at Tom & Jerry's and got to see a full bar of friends (and even the band) wish him well.

My Sincere Condolences to the family,
I had the privilege of working with Mr. Woods at Exelon Energy where he trained me as an Analyst and at PECo where he went out of his way to support my project. I was once told humor requires intelligence and I always thought he was proof of that. Several things will trigger found memories of him for me, as I hope they do for you.
Bob Flaherty

so sorry for your loss. Virginia Dell'Orefice sherman

To all the Woods family, so sorry for your loss. Many happy times with all of you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Helene and Mike Greco xo

I took Steve to the Bunkhouse Bar twice while he was here in Wyoming. After he left people there told me how impressed they were by him and that generally they liked him better than me. Honestly, I couldn't argue the point because when I really thought about it, I liked him better than me too. Anybody who's ever met him would understand. Love you Steve!

Goodbye, Steve, old roomie and friend. The world is poorer for your passing. Deepest condolences to your family and friends.

Oh Steve, the world will not be the same! To all of the Woods Family, I love you all and am so sorry to have read about Steve yesterday. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. We had lots of fun, especially at the Mardi Gras,and Steve was always good to me and treated me like one of the family. xoxoxo

I went to school with Stephen at OLPH. Nice guy. He sat right next to me in 6th grade. I remember his science project. I think it had something to do with a light bulb turning on if you correctly answered a chemistry question. RIP, Stephen