Jeff Woods, 40, Olathe, KS passed away Aug. 23, 2005.
Jeff was born August 15, 1965 in Springfield, Missouri moving to Wellsville & Gardner, Kansas when he was 8 years old. He worked in the printing industry for 20 years then discovered his natural talent as a handyman.
Jeff married Carla Renfro August 28, 2004.
Jeff’s was an outdoor enthusiast and include; hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, and gardening. He was a member of the Kansas City Outdoor club, Narcotics Anonymous and attended Indian Creek Community Church. He was an area representative and chair person for Narcotics Anonymous and visited hospital, help start East Olathe Narcotics Anonymous a non-smoking meeting.
Jeff’s accomplishments include; a poem published in Sedalia Democrat, 3 time "You Rock" award winner for outstanding in customer service, Outstanding Pressman for innovative ideas & process improvement.
Survivors include his wife Carla, mother; Linda Hearn and step-father; Donald Hearn, sister; Tricia Hearn Enright and her husband Bo Enright, and Beagle Boy Rascal.
Jeff was born August 15, 1965 in Springfield, Missouri moving to Wellsville & Gardner, Kansas when he was 8 years old. He worked in the printing industry for 20 years then discovered his natural talent as a handyman.
Jeff married Carla Renfro August 28, 2004.
Jeff’s was an outdoor enthusiast and include; hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, and gardening. He was a member of the Kansas City Outdoor club, Narcotics Anonymous and attended Indian Creek Community Church. He was an area representative and chair person for Narcotics Anonymous and visited hospital, help start East Olathe Narcotics Anonymous a non-smoking meeting.
Jeff’s accomplishments include; a poem published in Sedalia Democrat, 3 time "You Rock" award winner for outstanding in customer service, Outstanding Pressman for innovative ideas & process improvement.
Survivors include his wife Carla, mother; Linda Hearn and step-father; Donald Hearn, sister; Tricia Hearn Enright and her husband Bo Enright, and Beagle Boy Rascal.
Jeff Woods, 40, Olathe, KS passed away Aug. 23, 2005.
Jeff was born August 15, 1965 in Springfield, Missouri moving to Wellsville & Gardner, Kansas when he was 8 years old. He worked in the printing industry for 20 years then discovered his natural talent as a handyman.
Jeff married Carla Renfro August 28, 2004.
Jeff’s was an outdoor enthusiast and include; hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, and gardening. He was a member of the Kansas City Outdoor club, Narcotics Anonymous and attended Indian Creek Community Church. He was an area representative and chair person for Narcotics Anonymous and visited hospital, help start East Olathe Narcotics Anonymous a non-smoking meeting.
Jeff’s accomplishments include; a poem published in Sedalia Democrat, 3 time "You Rock" award winner for outstanding in customer service, Outstanding Pressman for innovative ideas & process improvement.
Survivors include his wife Carla, mother; Linda Hearn and step-father; Donald Hearn, sister; Tricia Hearn Enright and her husband Bo Enright, and Beagle Boy Rascal.
Jeff was born August 15, 1965 in Springfield, Missouri moving to Wellsville & Gardner, Kansas when he was 8 years old. He worked in the printing industry for 20 years then discovered his natural talent as a handyman.
Jeff married Carla Renfro August 28, 2004.
Jeff’s was an outdoor enthusiast and include; hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, and gardening. He was a member of the Kansas City Outdoor club, Narcotics Anonymous and attended Indian Creek Community Church. He was an area representative and chair person for Narcotics Anonymous and visited hospital, help start East Olathe Narcotics Anonymous a non-smoking meeting.
Jeff’s accomplishments include; a poem published in Sedalia Democrat, 3 time "You Rock" award winner for outstanding in customer service, Outstanding Pressman for innovative ideas & process improvement.
Survivors include his wife Carla, mother; Linda Hearn and step-father; Donald Hearn, sister; Tricia Hearn Enright and her husband Bo Enright, and Beagle Boy Rascal.
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