The loves of her life were her children, grandchildren, and church family. She was an avid reader and loved her flowers in the spring.
Mary was a lifelong member of Barton First Baptist Church where she taught Sunday School for over 60 years. She retired from Genesco Shoe Company after 30 years of service.
She was preceded in death by her son, Gilbert Woodis; grandson, Brandon Woodis; brothers, Dean, Charlie, and Sam Franks; and sister, Ollie Rhodes.
Mary is survived by her sons, Bobby Woodis, Doug Woodis (Fredda), Ronnie Woodis (Kay), and Terry Woodis; daughter, Rebecca Woodis; sisters, Dorothy Coleman, Jerrie Ackerman, Betsy Franks, and Pat Morford; 15 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
“To My Kids Someday”
“When I lie beneath this sod,
The soil we worked, the land we trod,
Look beyond the upturned dirt
To the realm of glory beyond the Earth.
I do not lie beneath this sod, I’ve gone to glory to be with God.
Hallelujah!
Love,
Mom
Written by Mary Pauline Woodis
The loves of her life were her children, grandchildren, and church family. She was an avid reader and loved her flowers in the spring.
Mary was a lifelong member of Barton First Baptist Church where she taught Sunday School for over 60 years. She retired from Genesco Shoe Company after 30 years of service.
She was preceded in death by her son, Gilbert Woodis; grandson, Brandon Woodis; brothers, Dean, Charlie, and Sam Franks; and sister, Ollie Rhodes.
Mary is survived by her sons, Bobby Woodis, Doug Woodis (Fredda), Ronnie Woodis (Kay), and Terry Woodis; daughter, Rebecca Woodis; sisters, Dorothy Coleman, Jerrie Ackerman, Betsy Franks, and Pat Morford; 15 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
“To My Kids Someday”
“When I lie beneath this sod,
The soil we worked, the land we trod,
Look beyond the upturned dirt
To the realm of glory beyond the Earth.
I do not lie beneath this sod, I’ve gone to glory to be with God.
Hallelujah!
Love,
Mom
Written by Mary Pauline Woodis
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