Willie Clay Woodson
July 24, 1961 ~ March 30, 2020
Willie Clay Woodson
Willie Clay Woodson passed away March 30, 2020 at Inova Fairfax Hospital in Fairfax, VA of complications from pneumonia. He resided in Vienna, VA. He was born in Alexandria, VA on July 24, 1961 to Anna Sue (Smith) and Lushian A. "Bearcat" Woodson, Sr. and spent much of his life in the Springfield, VA home of his maternal grandparents Myrtle Amanda (Wright) and Lester Avery Smith who also shared their Baptist upbringing with him.
He is survived by his longtime girlfriend Nancy S. Umstott of Vienna, VA, son Willie David & Lisa (Harless) Woodson of Woodbridge, VA, daughter Christal Lynn Butler & granddaughters Destany D. Lipe, Brittney A., Nellie E., Kaylynn F. & Hannah G. Butler of Fulton, NY, brothers Lushian A. "Sam" Woodson, Jr. & family of Jacksonville, AR, James Tyree & family of Spotsylvania, VA, and John W. Woodson & family of Shipman, VA, sisters E. Jean Hamilton & family of Bastian, VA, family of Wanda W. Pullman of Tazewell, VA, and family of Brenda W. Robinson of Sanford, NC, uncles Fullerton "Pudding" Woodson & family of Springfield, VA, family of Truett J. Woodson of Springfield, VA, family of Andrew & Eloise (Smith) Woodson of Shipman, VA, families of aunts Teenie W. Johnson of Shipman, VA, and Beatrice W. Mays of Lynchburg, VA, family of great uncle Otis Woodson of Rockfish, VA, great aunt Winnie Smith & family of Springfield, VA, and extended Woodson and Smith cousins & their families.
A graveside service will be held Sat, June 5, 2021 at the Woodson Hill family cemetery in Shipman, VA, where he will be laid to rest beside his middle child, Virgil Avery Woodson who passed away July 13, 2000. Friends are invited to view and sign the family guestbook at www.moneyandking.com
Willie Clay Woodson passed away March 30, 2020 at Inova Fairfax Hospital in Fairfax, VA of complications from pneumonia. He resided in Vienna, VA. He was born in Alexandria, VA on July 24, 1961 to Anna Sue (Smith) and Lushian A. "Bearcat" Woodson, Sr. and spent much of his life in the Springfield, VA home of his maternal grandparents Myrtle Amanda (Wright) and Lester Avery Smith who also shared their Baptist upbringing with him.
He is survived by his longtime girlfriend Nancy S. Umstott of Vienna, VA, son Willie David & Lisa (Harless) Woodson of Woodbridge, VA, daughter Christal Lynn Butler & granddaughters Destany D. Lipe, Brittney A., Nellie E., Kaylynn F. & Hannah G. Butler of Fulton, NY, brothers Lushian A. "Sam" Woodson, Jr. & family of Jacksonville, AR, James Tyree & family of Spotsylvania, VA, and John W. Woodson & family of Shipman, VA, sisters E. Jean Hamilton & family of Bastian, VA, family of Wanda W. Pullman of Tazewell, VA, and family of Brenda W. Robinson of Sanford, NC, uncles Fullerton "Pudding" Woodson & family of Springfield, VA, family of Truett J. Woodson of Springfield, VA, family of Andrew & Eloise (Smith) Woodson of Shipman, VA, families of aunts Teenie W. Johnson of Shipman, VA, and Beatrice W. Mays of Lynchburg, VA, family of great uncle Otis Woodson of Rockfish, VA, great aunt Winnie Smith & family of Springfield, VA, and extended Woodson and Smith cousins & their families.
A graveside service will be held Sat, June 5, 2021 at the Woodson Hill family cemetery in Shipman, VA, where he will be laid to rest beside his middle child, Virgil Avery Woodson who passed away July 13, 2000. Friends are invited to view and sign the family guestbook at www.moneyandking.com
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Willie Clay Woodson was my father.
He was a man of many kindness he would take the tie to help anyone at his expense of time and equity.
I talked to him every day and as much as we could.
I enjoyed working with him , he was very talented and diligent in his work.
I miss him every day and I wish I had more time with him. I miss problem solving , cutting grass working on the property and buildings with him . Still every day is a struggle with out him.
I love him very much and there is a big place where he still lives in my heart.
I’m thankful for him teaching me how to be kind to others and the art of problem solving.
My heart is still heavy.