Nathaneal Robert Wooster

1982 - 2025

Nathaneal Robert Wooster, 43 of Karthaus, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Sunday, December 14, 2025, at Penn Highlands DuBois, while surrounded by his loving family.

Born on June 6, 1982, he was the son of Robert and Cynthia (Rachau) Wooster of Karthaus.

Nate was a 2000 graduate of West Branch Area High School and a graduate of Ashworth University. He was employed by UMI Performance of Philipsburg as a Senior Machinist. He was previously employed by Interfuse Manufacturing of Clarence.

On June 24, 2006, Nate married the love of his life, Amanda (Wynick) Wooster. Together, they shared nineteen wonderful years of marriage, building an amazing life and family.

Nate was known as a genuinely kind, funny, and friendly man. He never met a stranger that he couldn't make into a friend. He uplifted everyone he met. A hard-working man, he enjoyed being busy, whether at home or work. He was an active volunteer with the Quehanna Industrial Development Corp and the Pottersdale Park Association. He loved to help his community, especially if he could socialize. Nate could often be found laughing with whoever he was with, wherever he was.

Nate faithfully attended the Karthaus Community Alliance Church, where he found the Lord, was baptized, and proudly helped baptize his own sons. He served the Lord to the best of his ability.

Nate loved his family fiercely and was deeply proud of all of his sons. He loved supporting all their endeavors. Whether it be coaching or cheering at a soccer game, faithfully listening to every band concert, and volunteering at their events. He was his kids biggest supporter and their loudest cheerleader.

Nate is survived by his loving wife, Amanda and sons, Evan, Tyler, and Alexander Wooster. He is also survived by his parents, Bob and Cindy Wooster; brothers David, Jonathan, his wife Dawn, and nephew Jaren. He is survived by numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and in-laws.

Nate was preceded in death by his grandparents, Donald "Hook" Wooster, Marjorie and Kenneth Held, and Dean and Lois Rachau; and his father-in-law, Wayne Wynick.

Funeral Services will be held at the Karthaus Community Alliance Church on Friday, December 19th. Visitation will be held from 9 to 11 am with services to follow at 11.

Interment will be at Oak Hill Memorial Cemetery, Karthaus.