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He was also preceded in death by his parents, three sisters and two brothers. 

During his lifetime he was a loving and caring person to his family, friends, anyone who worked for him and every stranger he met. Throughout his life he worked for the CC Corps during World War II, the railroad and had a skating rink in Marietta. Woody was also a paint contractor and builder in both Oklahoma and Texas. He also had a passion for cooking and was co-owner of the WW Grill in Sanger, Texas. Woody could often be found cooking juicy hamburgers at many concession stands wherever friends and family needed him. Woody had been a member of the Golden Triangle riding club since the early sixties. He held many offices at the Club, District and the Association level. He made many friends through the Riding Club Association who are still very special to his family!

Woody has two daughters, Chris Shults and husband, Jerry of Roanoke, Texas and Donna Watson and husband, Ray of Emory, Texas; three step children, Tony and Amanda Black of Whitehouse, Texas, Vickie and Gary Hoskinson of Klondike and Larry and Vicky Black of Oregon; four grandchildren, Shane Leonard, Michelle Vaughan, Michael Watson and Jimmy Overbeck; 11 step grandchildren; two sisters, Betty McCullers and husband, Dave of Ardmore, OK and Pat Conley and husband, Dick of Kingston, OK; a brother, Tex Hill of Allen, TX; four great-grandchildren, Makenzie and Rhalyn Watson and Kylynn and Jacob Overbeck; and 11 step great-grandchildren. 
 
Serving as bearers will be Shane Leonard, Jimmy Overbeck, Michael Watson, Sam Barrick, Chris Vaughan, and David Wayne McCullers. Honorary bearers are Bud Hill and Jim Hill.