Birth date: Apr 23, 1952 Death date: May 11, 2010
CULUMBER DECATUR- John Woodrow 'Woody' Culumber, 58 of Decatur, passed from the loving arms of his family to the loving arms of his Savior at 6:45 PM Tuesday, May 11, 2010 in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Service to celebrate Woo Read Obituary
I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to Sherry, and Woody's family and friends. I only met Woody once but I spoke to him frequently as he was one of my most beloved radio reps in Decatur, IL. My heart breaks for his family as I know how much of a wonderful and loving human being he was.Rest in Peace Woody.
Sherry,I am so sorry to hear about Woody. I was out of town over the past weekend. Just know that you and your family are in my prayers.
I send my sympathy to the family and my joys knowing that Woody is whole and perfect and in heaven.Woody and I shared 12 years of school at Tower Hill. The memories of those times are precious and wonderful and I will cherish those days forever. Sherry, we met a few years ago at the Tower Hill Alumni Banquet. I will say a prayer for you and your family. May God comfort and bless you all.
To Woody's family I send my condolences. I grew up with Cheryl, Johnny, Ellen and LuAnn – on the farm down the road, so I knew Woody in his young years. He was a fun kid and became a good man. Remembering good people at a time like this…
Emily, Anne Zach and FamiliesWe would like to give our prayers and sympathy to you. Your dad was one of a kind. Im sure hes watching down upon you. Take care Cucumber kids!
"Folks are coming to the service to meet Jesus, and I help set the tone for that by greeting them by name, with a smile and hope. I would want Jesus to smile when he greets me" – Woody Culumber. Woody will be missed.~Mitch Morrison
To the family of Woody:I am saddened by the death of my former student. I had the pleasure of knowing Woody first in Tower Hill as one of my students and then as a neighbor and friend when he lived in Pana. Woody was very good student possessing a wonderful sense of humor and a love for everyone he met. May God grant him rest and his family comfort.
Woody and I go back to 5th grade. We were best buds through school. I have a lot of fond memories of Woody and his great humor. He will always have a special place in my heart
Our Deepest Sympathies. We have so may great memories of times spent together. Woody was one of a kind and we Loved him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
My wife and I were scetched just following yours several years back at a Decatur Celebration volunteer dinner at the Decatur Civic Center.We have always remembered you and Woody from that time.Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
