Lion Carole Anne Woods, Woolwich Community Lions Club

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Lion Carole Anne Woods, Woolwich Community Lions Club

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September 29, 2020
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In Memory of Carole Ann Woods
1942 - 2020

With profound sadness; yet wonderful memories we announce the death of Carole Woods after a variety of health issues spanning a period of seven years. From major pneumonia, kidney problems requiring dialysis, minor heart attacks, aorta repair and hernia surgery, she cheated death on numerous occasions.

Her strong heart and determination allowed her to live on and enjoy six more years. It was only recently with a stroke and looming cancer issues that ended her life.

Wife and best friend of Art for 58 years. Dear mother of Steve (Wendy) Woods. Beloved nana of granddaughter Zoe and special granddog Dime. Also survived by sister-in-law Brenda Woods.

Predeceased by her parents James and Grace Gray, sisters in-law Lorna and husband James Miller and Verna Woods and brother-in-law Evan Woods.

For many years her passion has been playing bridge. She played in numerous clubs and other groups and was always ready and more than willing to “play a game” anytime, anywhere.

We know she is now sitting at a table somewhere where her opposition lives in fear when she makes her famous “3 no trump” bid. Over the years she also enjoyed bowling, curling, and golfing.

Carole was loved by all who knew her. Her family, her wide circle of friends and our extended Lions family. Her infectious smile and her great ability to make people laugh and be happy served her well.

For over 30 years she faithfully and totally supported Art as they travelled extensively throughout North America and other parts of the world to hundreds of Lions meetings, conventions and forums.

She, without complaint, sat at the head table where she listened with feigned interest to his speeches and politely endured his oft repeated and purportedly humourous stories, always politely laughing at the appropriate time.

For many years, Carole enjoyed hosting our annual Lions Governors reunions and our group of nine travel companions at the family cottage near Parry Sound.

As per Carole’s wishes, cremation has taken place and a private family service was held. There will be no public visitation or service. Donations can be made in Carole’s memory to Dog Guides – Dimer Fund and may be obtained by calling the Dreisinger Funeral Home, Elmira, 519-669-2207.

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Re: Lion Carole Anne Woods, LCI Condolence Notice

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To: Executive Officers, Past International Presidents, International Directors, Board Appointees, Past International Directors

With deep regret we must inform you that Lion Mrs. Carole Woods passed away after a decline in health on September 29. The late Mrs. Woods was the spouse of Past International Director Arthur J. Woods (2001-2003). She would have celebrated her 78th birthday next month.

The late Mrs. Woods became a member of the Woolwich Community Lions Club in 2003 and served as Club Member Ship Chair. Her enthusiasm new no bounds as she supported the club and her husband as a lion leader and especially during our Centennial celebration planning. Working on projects the late Mrs. Woods encouraged others to push forward supporting Walks for Guide Dogs and Kate’s Kause, a playground for special needs children. It did not matter what the project was; she was always ready to help. For many years, she enjoyed hosting annual Lions Governors reunions at the family cottage near Parry Sound. Her dedication was recognized with the 10 and 15-Year Charter Monarch Chevron and the appreciation of the lives she touched.

Her social personality drew many friends to her. She loved to play bridge, and over the years she also enjoyed bowling, curling, and golfing. The late Mrs. Woods was loved by all who knew her. Her family, her wide circle of friends and an extended Lions family. Her infectious smile and her great ability to make people laugh and be happy served her well. Dedicated spouse of 58 years, loving mother to Steven, daughter-in-law Wendy, grandmother to Zoe and their family dog Dime.

Services will be held privately and in lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Carole’s memory to Dog Guides – Dimer Fund care of the Dreisinger Funeral Home, 519-669-2207. www.dreisingerfuneralhome.com

Notes of condolences may be left on line Mrs. Carole Woods Tribute or sent to

Arthur Woods, Past International Director
11 Nuthatch Pl.
Elmira, ON N3B 3G8 Canada

Sincerely,

Diane Keller
Executive Administrator’s Office
Lions Clubs International
Oak Brook, Illinois USA
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