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Kerry Woo Obituary
Mr. Kerry H. Woo, 69, of Nashville, passed away Sunday, June 11, 2023.
Kerry loved his city of Nashville and celebrated and participated in its diversity, growth, and unique charm. He loved life and loved meeting people. But most of all he loved his wife, family, and grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his father Mr. Wei Hong Woo, and his mother, Hee Choy Woo. He is survived by his devoted wife of 44 years, Rebecca Woo; his loving children, son Gary Woo and daughter Megan Woo English; his daughter-in-law Nora Woo and son-in-law Sam English. He is also survived by four grandsons and his siblings, sisters Emily Chin, Lily Woo and Sally Woo Huggins, and his brothers, Jerry Woo, Terry Woo and Harry Woo and his many nieces and nephews.
He rests at Harpeth Hills Funeral Home and Memory Gardens, (9090 Highway 100 Nashville, Tennessee 37221), where the family will receive friends from 10:00am to 2:00pm on Saturday, June 24, 2023 with a memorial service to follow beginning at 2:00pm.
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9090 Highway 100, Nashville, TN 37221
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Kerry joined us at Pryor Art Gallery to help support Chris LeMay's electric football game museum. He drew people into the gallery that had never been before to hear about his Lego football stadium. The picture of the little girl was a fan of Lego Masters and came to meet Kerry. Pictured also is Chris LeMay, Ron Mango, Kerry Woo and Lisa Hoffman (curator of the gallery). He was so kind and gracious. Columbia State Community College and Pryor Art Gallery are grateful to have met him. Kerry even came back and recorded a 3D photoshoot of the exhibition for us that we were able to post on our website.
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My son, daughter and I met Kerry in Lexington during a BrickUSA event. He was so kind and special, especially toward the children. He enjoyed answering the questions about his Lego love and Lego Masters show. He was so excited about their questions, I took a couple of photos of my children with him on his phone. He said he would have them to show people if my children were ever on TV or the Lego Master competition.
He will certainly be missed even though we had just met him. Our deepest condolences to your family.
Jess Karns
June 16, 2023
Kerry was one of the most kind, positive, people I have ever had the privilege of working with. We shared a love of photography, music & technology. He was an amazing teammate during our times at Best Buy. It was so inspiring to see him pursue his photography dreams. He always cheered on the hobbies & passions of others. Thanks for all the words of encouragement, man. See you on the flip side. Kerry, you´re on the best ones. Nashville is missing you already. Sending loving vibrations, prayers and peace manifestations for the Woo family who he always spoke so fondly of.
Terry Hendrixson
June 16, 2023
His compassion for everyone and his never-ending humor is what I remember most about Kerry. We worked together countless hours to conduct the financial workshops for Christian Financial Concepts. I hope to be there on the 24th. Terry Hendrixson
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