• Woody Woodford

    Here at the Firehouse we have the best firefighters ever! Sometimes we win and sometimes we win! Cause of course we never not win. That would cause us to have to express ourselves as 'not' winners. Acually, we are looking for someone to tell us about Woody's firefighting experiences

  • Best Location Ever!

    Here at the Firehouse we have the best location ever! Our best location ever is right here in the location in which we are! That way we can remain in the best location ever! But then, you knew that. What we don't know are the things that make this memorial page a true memorial. Woody was, and in our hearts is, a great, brother, friend, husband, father and Christian. Here we want to put the stories that back that up.

  • Best CheckMark!

    Here at Carrier we had the best check-marks ever! They were made by Bryant. But it was sold out, then shipped to Mexico. If you are checking around for check-marks, come here because we have the very bestest check-marks of them all! What this section is for is to talk about Woody's job experiences. Who he knew, who he influenced, who influenced him.

    • Hook & Ladder Section

  • The real heros of our town have their own methods. They don't talk about it much, but hey... they're heros

    • Firehouse Floor

  • Here is the end of an exhausting day. That is where you fall when you are too tired to stand up.

    • Freedom, never easy

  • They call this the freedom section, but it is anything but free. Step into their shoes for just a minute. You'll know.

    • William Henry Woodford Memorial

    William "Woody" H. Woodford, of Mooresville, IN died on July 23, 2012. He was born on December 18, 1944 in Indianapolis, IN.

    He attended school at Washington High School. He served in the Army from 1962 to 1964 in the 101st Airborne 502nd Regiment. He was a Lifetime Volunteer Fireman, serving as a Captain, EMT and Chaplain beginning his career at Pike Township and finishing his career with Monroe Township Fire Department. He dedicated his life to Christ on November 17, 1968. He was a member of Lighthouse Tabernacle, Northwest Assembly of God, Crossroad Tabernacle, Faith Chapel and New Life in Christ serving as a Deacon in each. His love of music was evident in the music he wrote recording a Gospel CD "Still Holding On" in 2007. He retired from Carrier Corporation in August 2011 where he was employed for 48 years. His love of family and friends was undeniable and his compassion for people, his kindness and goodness toward those he didn't know will never be forgotten.

    He is survived by his wife, Mary Ann Woodford [née: Steeley] who he married on March 28, 1963. He is also survived by two daughters: Pamela (Vern) Grider and Sue (Jeff) Faulk; son, Charles (Wendy) Woodford; eight grandchildren: Brandon and Danielle Allen, Hannah, Justus, Mica and Donica Woodford, Sierra and Dax Cross; great granddaughter, Grace Helmick; former son-in-law, Randell Cross and four brothers: John H., James T., Samuel D. and Robert E. Woodford. He is preceded in death by both parents: John Harold and Hilda Burgdorf Woodford and two brothers: Charles E. and Frederick E. Woodford.

    Friends called between 4-8pm, Friday, July 27, 2012 at Jones Crossing Banquet, Mooresville, next to Jones Family Mortuary and also 10-11am, Saturday, July 28, 2012 at Springhill Christian Church. Funeral services were held at 11am, Saturday, July 28, 2012 at Springhill Christian Church. William was laid to rest in Williams Creek Cemetery in Indianapolis.

    Memorial Page for William Woody H. Woodford from Jones Funeral Home ishere.