Michael Thomas "Woody" Woodrum, age 30, of Summerville, SC
Born;
October 29,1985 in Charleston, SC
Died;
September 3, 2016
Celebration of life.
September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville
Interment Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum, who passed on July 28, 2016, in Summerville Cemetery
He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Owned and operated;
Twisted Candy Customs
Paint and Body Shop in Cottageville, SC
Parents;
Mother,
Patricia Elaine Woodrum
Father,
(late)Thomas William Woodrum
Survived by;
Fiance,
Kristina Marie Lewis
2 Step-daughters,
Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis
4 Siblings
Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer)
2 Nephews,
Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth) and William Lee Runyon IV
1Niece,
Allyson Elaine Coleman, IV
Pet,
Ted, English-American Bulldog
∼Michael Thomas "Woody" Woodrum, 30 of Summerville, SC, passed into the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on September 3, 2016. Michael was born in Charleston, South Carolina on October 29,1985 a son of Patricia Elaine Woodrum and the late Thomas William Woodrum.
Michael is survived by his fiancée Kristina Marie Lewis and two step-daughters Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis. His siblings Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer). His nephew Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth), niece Allyson Elaine Coleman, nephew William Lee Runyon IV, and his English-American Bulldog Ted all of Summerville.
Michael owned and operated Twisted Candy Customs a paint and body shop in Cottageville, SC. He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Friends are invited to a celebration of Michael's life on Saturday, September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville where memorials can be sent. Burial Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum who passed on July 28, 2016, at Parks Cemetery in Summerville.
Born;
October 29,1985 in Charleston, SC
Died;
September 3, 2016
Celebration of life.
September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville
Interment Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum, who passed on July 28, 2016, in Summerville Cemetery
He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Owned and operated;
Twisted Candy Customs
Paint and Body Shop in Cottageville, SC
Parents;
Mother,
Patricia Elaine Woodrum
Father,
(late)Thomas William Woodrum
Survived by;
Fiance,
Kristina Marie Lewis
2 Step-daughters,
Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis
4 Siblings
Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer)
2 Nephews,
Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth) and William Lee Runyon IV
1Niece,
Allyson Elaine Coleman, IV
Pet,
Ted, English-American Bulldog
∼Michael Thomas "Woody" Woodrum, 30 of Summerville, SC, passed into the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on September 3, 2016. Michael was born in Charleston, South Carolina on October 29,1985 a son of Patricia Elaine Woodrum and the late Thomas William Woodrum.
Michael is survived by his fiancée Kristina Marie Lewis and two step-daughters Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis. His siblings Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer). His nephew Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth), niece Allyson Elaine Coleman, nephew William Lee Runyon IV, and his English-American Bulldog Ted all of Summerville.
Michael owned and operated Twisted Candy Customs a paint and body shop in Cottageville, SC. He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Friends are invited to a celebration of Michael's life on Saturday, September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville where memorials can be sent. Burial Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum who passed on July 28, 2016, at Parks Cemetery in Summerville.
Michael Thomas "Woody" Woodrum, age 30, of Summerville, SC
Born;
October 29,1985 in Charleston, SC
Died;
September 3, 2016
Celebration of life.
September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville
Interment Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum, who passed on July 28, 2016, in Summerville Cemetery
He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Owned and operated;
Twisted Candy Customs
Paint and Body Shop in Cottageville, SC
Parents;
Mother,
Patricia Elaine Woodrum
Father,
(late)Thomas William Woodrum
Survived by;
Fiance,
Kristina Marie Lewis
2 Step-daughters,
Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis
4 Siblings
Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer)
2 Nephews,
Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth) and William Lee Runyon IV
1Niece,
Allyson Elaine Coleman, IV
Pet,
Ted, English-American Bulldog
∼Michael Thomas "Woody" Woodrum, 30 of Summerville, SC, passed into the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on September 3, 2016. Michael was born in Charleston, South Carolina on October 29,1985 a son of Patricia Elaine Woodrum and the late Thomas William Woodrum.
Michael is survived by his fiancée Kristina Marie Lewis and two step-daughters Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis. His siblings Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer). His nephew Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth), niece Allyson Elaine Coleman, nephew William Lee Runyon IV, and his English-American Bulldog Ted all of Summerville.
Michael owned and operated Twisted Candy Customs a paint and body shop in Cottageville, SC. He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Friends are invited to a celebration of Michael's life on Saturday, September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville where memorials can be sent. Burial Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum who passed on July 28, 2016, at Parks Cemetery in Summerville.
Born;
October 29,1985 in Charleston, SC
Died;
September 3, 2016
Celebration of life.
September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville
Interment Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum, who passed on July 28, 2016, in Summerville Cemetery
He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Owned and operated;
Twisted Candy Customs
Paint and Body Shop in Cottageville, SC
Parents;
Mother,
Patricia Elaine Woodrum
Father,
(late)Thomas William Woodrum
Survived by;
Fiance,
Kristina Marie Lewis
2 Step-daughters,
Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis
4 Siblings
Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer)
2 Nephews,
Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth) and William Lee Runyon IV
1Niece,
Allyson Elaine Coleman, IV
Pet,
Ted, English-American Bulldog
∼Michael Thomas "Woody" Woodrum, 30 of Summerville, SC, passed into the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on September 3, 2016. Michael was born in Charleston, South Carolina on October 29,1985 a son of Patricia Elaine Woodrum and the late Thomas William Woodrum.
Michael is survived by his fiancée Kristina Marie Lewis and two step-daughters Rileigh Nicole Bunch and Paisley Elizabeth Lewis. His siblings Tamara Woodrum Fabre (Willie), Theresa Woodrum Runyon, Thomas William Woodrum II, and Ronald Reid (Jennifer). His nephew Glenn "Boomer" Martin Coleman II (Elizabeth), niece Allyson Elaine Coleman, nephew William Lee Runyon IV, and his English-American Bulldog Ted all of Summerville.
Michael owned and operated Twisted Candy Customs a paint and body shop in Cottageville, SC. He started working on cars at the age of 15 after school at Sellars Paint and Body Shop in Summerville. He was a youth hockey player and played for the Fort Dorchester High School Hockey Team. Michael was also a player in the adult hockey league at the Carolina Ice Palace. In high school Michael played football at Fort Dorchester and in his earlier years he was a stick boy for the South Carolina Stingrays. Michael enjoyed motorcycles, trucks, and hockey and he was happiest around family, friends and working on cars.
Friends are invited to a celebration of Michael's life on Saturday, September 10, 2016 at 2:00 pm at Faith Assembly of God in Summerville where memorials can be sent. Burial Service will follow for Michael and his father, Thomas William Woodrum who passed on July 28, 2016, at Parks Cemetery in Summerville.
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