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Sunday, December 26, 2010

Grandpa Leonard "Woody" Woodward

In memory of Grandpa Woodward

At 99 years old, Grandpa was the nation's oldest active Boy Scout. He died on Christmas day 2010.

We love you Grandpa.


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7 comments:

  1. Kathryn Zbrzezny9:25 AM

    Grampa sounds like an amazing person. My prayers and thoughts are with you all. He will be one amazing guardian angel to you. I bet the Christmas time heavens rejoiced when he arrived. Love to you, Cat. xoxoxox ~Kath

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  2. Jeannette9:39 AM

    How many lives he must have touched. His face says so much about how he lived. Peace of the Lord be with you.

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  3. nanabuzlife12:46 PM

    I Love the pictures of your Grandpa Woody. He sure looks like he loved life and people.
    Not sure which side he was from, but I am sure he will be missed by more then just family. So many must have wonderful memories of him and how he touched there lives.
    Rest in Peace Grandpa Woody.
    LOve you Cat and will keep you all in my prayers.

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  4. One Crabapple3:17 PM

    Woody Has Left The Building.

    He Had Many Adventures and Accomplishments

    and this photo with the young boy (what was he saying do you think ?) is a testament to that !

    Look at all those badges, patches and pins ! and that GRIN.

    Good Luck Woody and Safe Travels Over There !

    I know that you will be missed.

    What a nice day for everyone to remember you on.

    You & Jesus ;)

    xoxo-S.

    ps. He woulda liked me sayin that Cat.

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  5. Phyllis4:57 PM

    I bet he had some stories from all his years of living!

    I'm sorry for his passing, but how can you be sad for being able to live that long.

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  6. Judy S.5:49 PM

    What a fabulous photo, Cat. Blessings on you and your family, and praise God for Grandpa Woody and all the lives he touched! Hugs.

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  7. Judy Hartman6:27 PM

    Sending you condolences, Cat, and wishes for a peaceful and fulfilling New Year.

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