Woody spent most of his life in Oregon. He was a big man 6ft 5in and was 280lbs. He was one of the first EMT's for Oregon he was a member of the North Bend, Lions Club in Oregon's , he road bulls in rodeos, did long haul truck driving, did construction work, he was a foster parent, he was one of the MC's for Antique Power land in Brooks Oregon for several years, drove tow trucks, was an ordained minister, a para medic, he was head of security for Jesus Northwest and among other things was a Santa Claus for many schools and other. Most of all he was a good father and great grandfather and a great husband, He was in my opinion a great man of God in every way.
He was proceeded in death by parents Woodrow Edward Pendleton, and Nickolina Mildred Pankratz Pendleton. Brothers Kirk Pendleton, Anthony Pendleton. son I Joe (Cook) Pendleton, daughter Heather Pendleton. Survived by brothers John and Doug Pendleton. Daughter Angela and two granddaugthers Jamie and Breana of Arizona, a daughter Ellie of Dallas , Tx . , son Charles of mesquite, Tx, grandson Edward J Cook, Mesquite, Tx , granddaugther Nikki (eudy) Pendleton of Hawk Cove, Tx. Also survived by wife of 42 3/4 years Joy L Breakfield Pendleton of Dallas, Tx. M. 8/15/1976
When You Died
To my husband: N.E. Woody Pendleton -6/26/1946--5/8/2019
When you died I wanted to write a poem about my love
But all I could do was to think how much I loved you and how much I missed you
What do I miss?
I miss your beautiful brown eyes
Your smile
I miss your strong body
And yet your gentleness
I miss your BIG hugs
Your soft skin
How smart you were
How giving you were
How fiercely you loved
You never knew a stranger
I miss how you spoiled me
You were always there for me
actually you were there for a lot of people
How you loved kids
How you could truly do most anything you ever tried
You always had a dream
How you loved our own kids so very much
You always encouraged everyone
You were so protective of those you loved
Family by blood or family by choice
You never saw skin color. NEVER!!!!!
You were never jealous
And you never cheated on me!!
Last but far from least I miss that you were such a mighty, mighty man of God.
Thank you for Loving God so very, very much.
Written by wife, Joy L. Pendleton 2/27/2021
He was proceeded in death by parents Woodrow Edward Pendleton, and Nickolina Mildred Pankratz Pendleton. Brothers Kirk Pendleton, Anthony Pendleton. son I Joe (Cook) Pendleton, daughter Heather Pendleton. Survived by brothers John and Doug Pendleton. Daughter Angela and two granddaugthers Jamie and Breana of Arizona, a daughter Ellie of Dallas , Tx . , son Charles of mesquite, Tx, grandson Edward J Cook, Mesquite, Tx , granddaugther Nikki (eudy) Pendleton of Hawk Cove, Tx. Also survived by wife of 42 3/4 years Joy L Breakfield Pendleton of Dallas, Tx. M. 8/15/1976
When You Died
To my husband: N.E. Woody Pendleton -6/26/1946--5/8/2019
When you died I wanted to write a poem about my love
But all I could do was to think how much I loved you and how much I missed you
What do I miss?
I miss your beautiful brown eyes
Your smile
I miss your strong body
And yet your gentleness
I miss your BIG hugs
Your soft skin
How smart you were
How giving you were
How fiercely you loved
You never knew a stranger
I miss how you spoiled me
You were always there for me
actually you were there for a lot of people
How you loved kids
How you could truly do most anything you ever tried
You always had a dream
How you loved our own kids so very much
You always encouraged everyone
You were so protective of those you loved
Family by blood or family by choice
You never saw skin color. NEVER!!!!!
You were never jealous
And you never cheated on me!!
Last but far from least I miss that you were such a mighty, mighty man of God.
Thank you for Loving God so very, very much.
Written by wife, Joy L. Pendleton 2/27/2021
Woody spent most of his life in Oregon. He was a big man 6ft 5in and was 280lbs. He was one of the first EMT's for Oregon he was a member of the North Bend, Lions Club in Oregon's , he road bulls in rodeos, did long haul truck driving, did construction work, he was a foster parent, he was one of the MC's for Antique Power land in Brooks Oregon for several years, drove tow trucks, was an ordained minister, a para medic, he was head of security for Jesus Northwest and among other things was a Santa Claus for many schools and other. Most of all he was a good father and great grandfather and a great husband, He was in my opinion a great man of God in every way.
He was proceeded in death by parents Woodrow Edward Pendleton, and Nickolina Mildred Pankratz Pendleton. Brothers Kirk Pendleton, Anthony Pendleton. son I Joe (Cook) Pendleton, daughter Heather Pendleton. Survived by brothers John and Doug Pendleton. Daughter Angela and two granddaugthers Jamie and Breana of Arizona, a daughter Ellie of Dallas , Tx . , son Charles of mesquite, Tx, grandson Edward J Cook, Mesquite, Tx , granddaugther Nikki (eudy) Pendleton of Hawk Cove, Tx. Also survived by wife of 42 3/4 years Joy L Breakfield Pendleton of Dallas, Tx. M. 8/15/1976
When You Died
To my husband: N.E. Woody Pendleton -6/26/1946--5/8/2019
When you died I wanted to write a poem about my love
But all I could do was to think how much I loved you and how much I missed you
What do I miss?
I miss your beautiful brown eyes
Your smile
I miss your strong body
And yet your gentleness
I miss your BIG hugs
Your soft skin
How smart you were
How giving you were
How fiercely you loved
You never knew a stranger
I miss how you spoiled me
You were always there for me
actually you were there for a lot of people
How you loved kids
How you could truly do most anything you ever tried
You always had a dream
How you loved our own kids so very much
You always encouraged everyone
You were so protective of those you loved
Family by blood or family by choice
You never saw skin color. NEVER!!!!!
You were never jealous
And you never cheated on me!!
Last but far from least I miss that you were such a mighty, mighty man of God.
Thank you for Loving God so very, very much.
Written by wife, Joy L. Pendleton 2/27/2021
He was proceeded in death by parents Woodrow Edward Pendleton, and Nickolina Mildred Pankratz Pendleton. Brothers Kirk Pendleton, Anthony Pendleton. son I Joe (Cook) Pendleton, daughter Heather Pendleton. Survived by brothers John and Doug Pendleton. Daughter Angela and two granddaugthers Jamie and Breana of Arizona, a daughter Ellie of Dallas , Tx . , son Charles of mesquite, Tx, grandson Edward J Cook, Mesquite, Tx , granddaugther Nikki (eudy) Pendleton of Hawk Cove, Tx. Also survived by wife of 42 3/4 years Joy L Breakfield Pendleton of Dallas, Tx. M. 8/15/1976
When You Died
To my husband: N.E. Woody Pendleton -6/26/1946--5/8/2019
When you died I wanted to write a poem about my love
But all I could do was to think how much I loved you and how much I missed you
What do I miss?
I miss your beautiful brown eyes
Your smile
I miss your strong body
And yet your gentleness
I miss your BIG hugs
Your soft skin
How smart you were
How giving you were
How fiercely you loved
You never knew a stranger
I miss how you spoiled me
You were always there for me
actually you were there for a lot of people
How you loved kids
How you could truly do most anything you ever tried
You always had a dream
How you loved our own kids so very much
You always encouraged everyone
You were so protective of those you loved
Family by blood or family by choice
You never saw skin color. NEVER!!!!!
You were never jealous
And you never cheated on me!!
Last but far from least I miss that you were such a mighty, mighty man of God.
Thank you for Loving God so very, very much.
Written by wife, Joy L. Pendleton 2/27/2021
