David M. Woodrow

I am very sorry to learn of DAVES passing.He was truly a Gentlmans Gentleman. Never had a bad word to say of anyone. It was a pleasure and an honor to work for him in a great one of a kind company. He will be missed.

I was sorry to hear of your father's passing. Uncle Dave and Aunt B always were so welcoming; made everyone feel an extension of the Dodd-Woodrow family. You all are in my thoughts at this time.

I was so sorry to hear about Uncle Dave. My heart goes out to all of you. What a special man. My childhood is peppered with fond recollections of time spent with Uncle Dave and Aunt Betty. Favorite memories include playing "dictionary" at their house in Edina and going boating on the lake. I also remember visiting Uncle Dave at 3M when I was a little girl. He gave Jessi and me a special tour of the airport, which impressed us a great deal! He always had a twinkle in his eye and a hug to share. I know he holds a special place in many hearts.

So sad to learn of Uncle Dave's passing. I recall my early childhood in Newton and frequently seeing Uncle Dave and Aunt Betty at the home on 6th Avenue, especially at Christmas. I was so proud to have Aunt Betty an Aunt Wanda in charge of the Maytag Park playground, including the ping pong table resource. I was always so impressed with Uncle Dave and his aviation responsibilities. And then there was the family background of the Woodrow Washing Machine Company and Uncle Ivan's legacy in that regard. May God continue to bless their family.