ISAAC WOOD

Woody was my first Lt. after being hired in 1992. I was assigned to 39 C . Woody always had a smile on his face and was very easy going. I really enjoyed working for him. I will always remember going on a fire alarm call with him and he got dressed in such a hurry that he put his helmet on backwards and I noticed it when we got out of the engine. I told him and we both laugh about it. I still laugh about it today as I am writing this. He was a good person and loved his job. I too will never forget him.

He and I were promoted at the same time. He was a steady hard working, honest, and trusting person.

Woody was my first Lt at Largo Fire Dept
He passed alot of wisdom along. he was a very witty guy...always good for a belly laugh...i will never forget him...

RIP Woody. Enjoyed working with you

He was such a kind man who i had the pleasure of working with through many years. Great memories always and a brother that will be missed always

Hey Dad! I love you and miss you! I'm still thinking of you. Wish you were here. Hope heaven is treating you well. Rest in Peace!

Woody was a friend, mentor, brother-in-arms, firefighter comrade, and over all good guy ! He, I, and some other firefighter friends, at onetime we're on a golf league. There was 4 of us on a green, when in the distance we heard the faint sound of someone hollering four' ! Of course we all knew what that meant...well... maybe not Woody ! We all covered our heads ... poor Woody ... he looked up to see where the hollering was coming from...and ... whomp... the ball smacked him in the chest,knocked the breath out of him and put him down on the ground! We all hovered over him, saying, Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-Woody are you okay ? That nickname stuck with him ! Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo Woddy,miss you pal !

Lieutenant Wood Led by example. He has left us at Largo Fire Rescue with Great memories and experiences. Lieutenant Wood, We will miss you, but I am certain that our paths will cross once again. Thank you for your teachings throughout my probationary Firefighter year. Rest in Peace my friend!!! Warren G. Cargill

Fond memories from Fire Dept. days one of the most gentle people I have ever known. God's speed Lt Wood and don't forget to turn on the siren. Dan Horne.

Lt. Wood was my Lt when I started with Largo FD. He taught me a lot and was a good friend.
Worked with him off and on many times through our carriers.He was a good friend.Dick Barker (42) Retired

I knew Isaac for many years and always enjoyed being around him. He was my son in law, Jeff's father and will be very much missed. May the family find peace with his passing.

I didn't know Mr. Wood personally but I did see him most every morning on his walk up and down 95th St. and walking his little dog. We waved to each other but really never spoke. I am sure he is at peace.