Rolland Woodman

Birth date: Mar 26, 1933 Death date: May 28, 2013

FIRST SERGEANT, USAF (RET), ROLLAND “WOODY” WOODMAN First Sergeant Woodman passed away peacefully at his home at Patriots Landing in DuPont, Washington on May 28, 2013, at the age of 80. “Woody” was born March 26, 1933 in Wiley, Read Obituary

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Suzanne Crowell

551w ago

Woody and Betty were like parents to me for the seven years I dated Keith. I loved them both dearly. They were so kind,caring and generous with me. They treated me just like I was their daughter. I spent Thanksgivings, Christmas and many other holidays with them. I spent many weekends at Ocean Shores and Woody took me on my first King Salmon fishing trip and I even caught two! Woody was kind and always had a funny story or joke to share! Betty was sweet and the best cook ever! I have many happy memories! Tracie and I are still in touch which I am so thankful for. The Woodmans were a big part of my life and they will be missed but will forever hold a special place in my heart.
Rest in Peace until we meet again. All My Love, Suzi xoxo

Jacob Holeman

668w ago

Woody, the Officers and Members of Harmony Chapter 18 of the Disabled American Veterans join in extending Heartfelt Sympathy to your family in this Hour of Sorrow. Our hearts go out to your family in their time of sorrow. Rest in Peace, Woody.
Jake Holeman

Jim Busby

668w ago

Woody, you were a darn good guy!! Me and the rest of the 9th FMS characters that served with you, and worked for you, in the instrument shop (at Mountain Home AFB) will miss you. Rest in Peace now ol' friend. [JimBusby] ................... All things in life change, sometimes slowly and sometimes quickly. We do not notice the gradual changes, but the sudden change comes like a great shock. We are frequently stunned or filled with grief. Death comes suddenly; but, like birth, death is an open door to a new and greater life.

Todd

668w ago

I just wanted to send my condolences to the family, i worked with Keith years ago and remember Keith sharing his stories of his father fishing in the ocean and
how proud Keith was of his father. God bless Todd Marvik.

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