22994. Martha Adeline Woodwell
St. Petersburg Times (FL)
January 12, 2010HURLEY, Martha Woodwell of Sun City Center died Jan. 7, 2010 after a brief illness. She was born June 27, 1914 in Washington, DC.
She was predeceased by her husband Dunlea Hurley, her daughter Diane, and her two brothers, Stanley & Lawrence.
She is survived by a son, Charles Lane of California; two beautiful granddaughters, Nina and Sandra Lane; a sister, Jessie Woodwell Bush of Sun City Center and an attentive son-in-law, Jim Bulger of Lambertville, NJ. She also had a number of nieces and nephews, Anne Bush Gehlsen, Steven Woodwell Bush, Dennis Woodwell, Anita Woodwell, Christine Woodwell Phenix, Marcy Woodwell Neilson, and Mary Woodwell Rhodes. Martha also leaves a large number of good friends who will always cherish their memories of a wonderful lady.
43167. Stanley Tenney Woodwell
The Olympian (WA)
March 1, 2007Stanley Tenney Woodwell, the husband of Thurston County Commissioner Cathy Wolfe, died Monday morning at home in Olympia after a long battle with congestive heart failure. He was 60.
"I was with him the whole time," said Wolfe, his wife of 11 years. Wolfe, a county commissioner since 2001 and a former four-term state legislator, was her husband's prime caretaker for the past six months as his illness progressed into the final stages. She said her husband's illness was diagnosed more than six years ago, but it did not become life-threatening until recent months.
Woodwell, an economic analyst with the state Department of Revenue in Olympia from 1988 to 2003, was a native of Washington, D.C., and grew up in Garrett Park, Md. He left the East Coast to attend the University of Oregon and decided to stay in the area.
"He fell in love with the trees, mountains and rivers of the Pacific Northwest," Wolfe said.
After college, Woodwell took a job as a state economic analyst in Salem, Ore. Then, in 1988, he moved to Washington after he was recruited to work on tax-reform efforts in the administration of then-Gov. Booth Gardner.He met Wolfe in Olympia in 1996.
In addition to his wife, Woodwell is survived by Wolfe's three daughters; two sisters, Christine Phenix of Arlington, Texas, and the Rev. Sister Anita Woodwell of Llanfrechfa, Wales; a niece and a nephew; and seven grandchildren.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 20, 2014Inga Jean Ball
Passed away at the age of 91 on Wednesday, April 16, 2014 at Colonial Valley Farm, her home of 65 years.Loving wife of the late William E. Ball; devoted mother of William Eldon Ball Jr. (Patricia), Wendy Elizabeth Blanton (Earle), Roger Woodwell Ball (Joan), James Haskell Ball (Barbara) and Hal Charles Ball (Holly); grandmother of eight, great-grandmother of two. Inky was gracious, kind and caring to all whom she met. She was the heart of our family and will be sorely missed.
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Ball was a building contractor and community leader. He was the owner and president of Ladue Building and Engineering. He founded the company in 1946 and was located on Ladue Road in Clayton and later moved to the West Port area. The company built commercial structures and institutions throughout Missouri, including churches, schools and warehouses. He was active in the business until his death. In World War II, he served in the Navy as a sonar officer. He was past president of the Grand Jurors Association of St. Louis County and a founder and board member of the West County YMCA. He was also a board member of the Muny, a former board member of the Missouri Historical Society and former board member to many other organizations in St. Louis