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Roger Dimick (Houston)
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Rebecca and family,
Dr. Woodland will be remembered and revered for his vast contributions of time and talent to the Lamar community. Everyone he ever knew will also remember that wonderful smile and the kind words he always spoke. He is one of Lamar's shining lights, a light that will eternally shine. Please accept my condolences.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 |
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Paul Anawaty (Fort Collins, CO)
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Miss Mary, and all of the Woodland family:
I am deeply saddened to read of Naaman's passing. It has been my privilege to know you both through these last 50+ years. My fondest memory is singing in BICS' inaugural performance in the old sanctuary of First Methodist Church, when Gladys Quilliam conducted (and Mrs Cloud accompanied) Messiah. A memory of a lifetime !
Please accept my sincere condolences, and know that Naaman's life will be remembered and celebrated by ALL those whom he touched.
Your friend,
Paul Anawaty
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 |
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Sherry ()
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I enjoyed listening to all you had to say Mr. Woodland. I could have learned more from you. The world is a dimmer place without you but as a believer I know you are rejoicing in the Heavenly Kingdom. Farewell, I will miss you always!
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 |
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Michael & Denise Truncale (Beaumont, TX)
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Naaman Woodland was a true gentleman and scholar. By his thoughts, words, and deeds, he exemplified the Christian Principles by which he lived. His many contributions to Beaumont and Lamar are immeasurable. He will be missed, but never forgotten.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 |
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Mark Browning (College Station, TX)
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Naaman was a friend of the family with our common connection being a love of the music arts in Southeast Texas. It was my privledge to serve with him on the Beaumont Music Commission. The thoughts and prayers of the Browning family go out to you at this time.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 |
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