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Zachariah Woodworth Obituary
13 of Phoenix, AZ, May 24, 1995-September 27, 2008. Zach was born in Las Vegas, NV. He was in the 8th grade at Cholla Middle School. He is the son of Thomas & Nancy Woodworth; brother to Alexandra, Claudia and Sarah; grandson to Joann Klasko; nephew to great-aunt Chris Klasko; nephew to Richard (Leanne) Woodworth; cousins Brayden & Makenna all of Michigan and aunt Alicia Woodworth of Virginia, and many loving relatives and friends. Zach was a talented musician, extreme sportsman, true gamer, and enjoyed outings to Santa Monica with his family. His family always came first, especially his sisters. Zach loved the USA and wanted to protect it, and hoped to one day become a US Marine. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the family at Arizona Federal Credit Union in the name of Thomas David Woodworth Jr. A visitation service will be held from 5-8pm, Thursday, October 2, 2008 in the Angel of Peace Chapel at Advantage Maryvale Mortuary 6901 W Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ. Zack will be missed and will live in our hearts forever.
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Joann M Klasko
October 27, 2008
Zach - I am so very proud to be your grandmother. I love you so much and will continue to love you forever. Your cousins Brayden and Makenna will know and love you too! You were the best and will be in my heart forever...until we meet again. G-JOJO XOXOXOXOXOXO
Eva & Roberto Alonzo
October 4, 2008
Zach-We won't forget the time you spent in Michigan. We will never forget the night of Marshmallows and fireworks. You are a pretty awesome kid. We know you will be looking down on all of your friends and family watching them and protecting them. May God bless you in Heaven forever.
Aunt Leanne Woodworth
October 4, 2008
My favorite (and only) nephew…I will never forget the summer you spent in Michigan. We had so much fun together. Things will never be the same without you, but you will live on in our hearts forever.
I love you!
Roxanne Hollingsworth
October 4, 2008
Zach, You entered our lives for a short amount of time. While you were here visiting I was so very impressed by your behavior. You were so polite, genuinely appreciative, such a gentleman in your small little way. You were "truly" one of a kind. May your spirit live in all of us. I will miss you!
Alicia Woodworth
October 4, 2008
I love and miss you so much. You were always my little angel and now you truly are an angel.
You will always have a special place in my heart.
Love forever,
Aunt Alicia
Diana Eggleston
October 4, 2008
Zach, You are one amazing soul! You were the first one to talk to my son, when he had to go to cholla, after going to the same school with the same kids for 7 years, he said he didn't want to go, but his first day he came home and said that he met the "Coolest" person in the world. That was you!!! You are now a "Golden spirit" a Truly wonderful soul. I thank you for your time with us. I know you will be looking down, and giving Austin the "Rocker"!!! Thank you again, we will miss you!!! Ms. Diana Eggleston
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