Birth date: Oct 23, 1943 Death date: Dec 29, 2017
Judith “Judy” Woods, Callihan, GravesJudith “Judy” Woods, Callihan, Graves entered this world October 23rd 1943, and left us December 29, 2017.Judy is survived by husband Rex, mother Virginia, daughter Cathy and son Jim and step-c Read Obituary
Marcia & Bill Fox
It is with great sorrow to hear of Judy passing upon our return to Tulsa from Ca. visiting our daughter and her family for holidays.
Our friendship dates back many years from those fun golfing days at Tulsa Country Club to bowling with the Women’s Golfing
League. Planned to attend her memorial service but both of us came down with the flu. Prayers and condolences to you Rex and your family. Judy will be missed by many.
We are so sorry to hear about Judy passing. On behalf of her cousins, Steve, Marilyn, Roger, & myself we send our sincere condolences to all of Judy’s family. She was such a fun person & loved her children so much. She will be missed.
I am so sorry about Judy’s passing. Steve, Marilyn, & Roger, her cousins, all send their condolences to the Graves, Callihan, & Virginia Woods family. She was such fun & admired. I sent an earlier entry about our high school days. I have always remembered those great times together. She loved those babies & OSU. I know she is loved & will be missed terribly. May God be with her forever.
We were so sorry to hear of the passing of Judy,she was such a sweet and compassionate lady.We will both remember of Rex and Judys many visits to our veterinary clinic with their canine kids,God Bless.
We lost a bright spot in our lives when Judy left this earth. I will especially miss her quick wit and constant smile. I appreciated the fact that she never uttered a despairing word to or about anyone. To know her was to call her ‘friend’. Max, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
So sorry for your loss. God bless and give you all comfort and peace in your loss.
Rex and Judy have been wonderful companions and fellow travellers on many Tulsa Ski Club adventures. My personal favorite was to Sweden and Finland. I always learned a lot when Judy was around and she was funny and kind to everyone. She will also be remembered by her many bowling friends from Sheridan Lanes.
Rest in peace is not appropriate because Judy was never one to stand still. On to the next adventure, Judy !
Rex, please know we are thinking of you and your family.
Judy and I are cousins. In our childhood we were fortunate enough to actually see each other very frequently and my memories are sweetly tinged with love and admiration. As she grew she became a business woman bar none. Her smile, her quick wit, all of it along with being beautiful inside and out made Judy a winner in every way. My heart goes out to Rex and the family. If only these moments did not happen but they do. Our favorite bit of laughter came from when she was just learning to talk and when Judith Faye Woods was asked what her name was, she would proudly answer…Woodie Way Woo! I will always hold a warm spot in my heart for Judy. Love and affection forever, Ed Bishop
I am Judy’s cousin. Our Grandmother’s were Sisters. I am so saddened to learn of her death. She was such a sweet person and cared for her family so much. We were high school best friends. We had so much fun in her convertible. I know she will be missed. My sincere condolences to her wonderful family.
