Jocyline Y. Woodcock

She's not to far, she's always here Her present felt memories so dear.The road waslong lots of stories told,We all know this woman was bold.The Aderondack Mountains and the trees were her life,She was myAunt,a mother,grandmother,sister and wife.Recalling her cigerrets,lipstick and beer,to me and you she was so dear.She wasn't very big she was kinda small,She will be missed by me and by all!!! love her niece Linda

Our deepest sympathy to JoAnn, Connie, Bill and all the family on the loss of "Mama Jo" as our boys always called her. She was a wonderful and tough woman. God Bless you all in your sorrow.
The Prawel Family, Tim, Trish, Tim Jr., Ian & Ryan

Our deepest and most sincere sympathy to the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
Carl, Bob and Judy DiVita

Our deepest sympathy to the Webber family. Your mom will be greatly missed by

Dear Bill, Joanne, Connie and Jan,

Please accept our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. We shall always remeber your Mom with great affection. Your "unc" is so grateful that he had an opprtunity to visit with her one last time.

Aunt Elaine -Uncle Harold

Dear Bill and Dorothy; our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Jerry & Barb Petito

Such a Sweet little Lady who will be missed by all that knew her. Some of my greatest memories are sitting at your kitchen table with you and Mom and just chatting the morning away. You were there when I needed you the most when Sandy was a baby. I will always cherish these times. Of course you will always be remembered for your love for the Adirondecks. Everyone who knew you, will love and miss your dearly.

There could only be one Aunt Jo in this world and those who knew her found a woman with a zest for life unlike any other. Aunt Jo brought countless memories of Adirondak moments and uncontrollable laughter that will be remembered and treasured for years. Aunt Jo was one in a million. For those lives you touched, you will be forever missed in our hearts.

My deepest sympathy to the entire Webber family. Your mom will be greatly missed by many. I'll always remember "Jo's Jewels".
Rest in Peace Aunt Jo XXOXX

What a sweet little lady, we met as she sat at the "Woodcock Englewood Fl. villa" lanai table enjoying her morning coffee and watching the birds at the feeder. Our prayers and love go out to all family and friends. The good news is we will all meet again at that table some day...with love..John & Joanne Pesare, next door neighbors of Woody and Dorothy

The world lost one tough gal, always spirted, funny, and loved the outdoors. My Godmother and Aunt. The new year will not be the same.

We feel blessed to have met you and enjoyed our time together in Florida the winter you got to come. We feel blessed to have Woody and Dorothy and Connie and Andy as friends. May God bless and comfort your dear family until you are with them again.

Love, Hugs, and Prayers,
John and Pat Meadows

I will always remember Aunt Jo sitting at the kitchen table in the morning after she had worked the night shift when I would pick up Jan for school at Pacific Avenue.
And our years of family vacations
at your camp in the Adirondacks.
Love,
Debbie

PLEASE ACCEPT OUR CONDONENCES ON THE LOSS OF MRS. WOODCOCK.


DR. FAST, PAT & LORI

My deepest sorrow goes out to the Webber family. My mother knew Jocyline in H.S. I grew up with Colyn. A very nice family.
Again, My deepest sympathy.
Bob Barr

We will miss your funny little laugh and your spunky spirit. I love you Aunt Jo. Such a sweetie pie. Always, Mau-Mau