Dennis was the son of James F. and Stella (Hall) Worthington.
He served his country with pride in the United States Navy, Korean War.
Woody was employed by Phillips Petroleum for 34 years.
He loved sports of all kinds and family. Bowling was his favorite. His proudest moment was when he bowled the perfect game and scored 300!
Always remembered as a caring husband and loving father.
Funeral at Maple Hill Funeral Home, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas followed by burial at Edwardsville Cemetery in Edwardsville, Wyandotte, Kansas.
He served his country with pride in the United States Navy, Korean War.
Woody was employed by Phillips Petroleum for 34 years.
He loved sports of all kinds and family. Bowling was his favorite. His proudest moment was when he bowled the perfect game and scored 300!
Always remembered as a caring husband and loving father.
Funeral at Maple Hill Funeral Home, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas followed by burial at Edwardsville Cemetery in Edwardsville, Wyandotte, Kansas.
Dennis was the son of James F. and Stella (Hall) Worthington.
He served his country with pride in the United States Navy, Korean War.
Woody was employed by Phillips Petroleum for 34 years.
He loved sports of all kinds and family. Bowling was his favorite. His proudest moment was when he bowled the perfect game and scored 300!
Always remembered as a caring husband and loving father.
Funeral at Maple Hill Funeral Home, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas followed by burial at Edwardsville Cemetery in Edwardsville, Wyandotte, Kansas.
He served his country with pride in the United States Navy, Korean War.
Woody was employed by Phillips Petroleum for 34 years.
He loved sports of all kinds and family. Bowling was his favorite. His proudest moment was when he bowled the perfect game and scored 300!
Always remembered as a caring husband and loving father.
Funeral at Maple Hill Funeral Home, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas followed by burial at Edwardsville Cemetery in Edwardsville, Wyandotte, Kansas.
