In loving memory of David, or Woody, as many knew him by, who sadly passed away on 6th May 2021 aged 56 years.
All are welcome to the Cathedral Service at Chelmsford Cathedral on Thurs 3rd June at 12.30pm.
For those who cannot attend, the service will be streamed live and we will share the link ahead of the day.
There will be a short private Crematorium Service for family following the Cathedral Service, but we'd like to welcome you to continue celebrating our Dad's life at The Courtyard Bar, Chelmsford from 2pm.
We welcome you to donate to the National Suicide Prevention Alliance, a group of charities, businesses and individuals set up by The Samaritans and the Government, to drive action to reduce suicides and support those affect by it.
You can donate at: https://nspa.org.uk/
Finally we want to thank you all for your support, messages, photos and memories - it really means a lot to us.
The Wood family xx
On behalf of the Wood kids, a huge thank you to everyone who has shown support, left messages, shared pictures and lit candles for our dad over the last few weeks. And a huge thank you to everyone who joined us last week, whether in person or virtually. We felt your support and I think Dad did too.
Charlotte x
This man, this face. In this moment my heart was filled with love. Now my heart is broken and I am lost.
Silly sods
Good times Woody x
This was the sweetheart I knew and loved. May you rest in peace. Jeanette
You were always the life of the party Woody and the office won't be the same without you.
Thanks for all your advice over the years and the critical training and networking pub visits. I'm glad I had a chance to train under you and hope to pay it forward one day. You'll be sorely missed.
Lots of love.
Only photo I can find of David with his brother Rob.Taken at nan's birthday celebrations.This is how I remember David having known him from about age14. Always quick with the quips but a good heart. May you now rest in peace. With love, Caroline xx
This man, this face. In this moment my heart was filled with love. Now my heart is broken and I am lost.
Silly sods
Good times Woody x
This was the sweetheart I knew and loved. May you rest in peace. Jeanette
Only photo I can find of David with his brother Rob.Taken at nan's birthday celebrations.This is how I remember David having known him from about age14. Always quick with the quips but a good heart. May you now rest in peace. With love, Caroline xx
Although I got to know Woody professionally in the 90s, rugby became the theme and in particular 6 Nations trips abroad. From the legendary Paris Tour of 02, through the Grand Slam win in Dublin in 03 to numerous Rome trips - what a blast! RIP buddy
Classic Woody - a few moments after this photo was taken (and after a good lunch at The Oval pre the 2015 Test) he decided a “Dettori” style dismount was in order - he landed badly which pretty much broke his ankle - but he styled it out for a few hrs……
Football, Rugby, Skiing, Cricket, Holidays, long weekends away, Soul do’s, Curry Nights, College/University, many beers, Christmas parties at BT headquarters, daily WhatsApp/text brilliant times. You are and will be sorely missed. Love Tim
A good solid mate ,never a day without a non PC what’s app….he will be missed….gone but not forgotten. ..GG
Love you Old man x
Curry nights will never be the same without you mate
A dead-set champion through and through. PTB, Woody and I on the tear again!
A legend !!!
The best mate a bloke can have. Be magnificent Woody. We will miss you old mate.
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