Jill L. Woods of Mesa, AZ passed away Wednesday September 5, 2012 in Gilbert, Arizona. She was 65. Ms. Woods was born August 2, 1947 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. She is survived by her parents Barbara and Al, son Dennis, daughter Dena, step-daughter Thrisha, brother Skip, sister Judy and grandchildren Cameron, Victoria, Hollie and Harley. A funeral service will be held Wednesday September 12, 2012 at 11:00 AM at Mountain View Funeral Home Chapel with a visitation starting at 10:00 AM.
Jill, you are leaving a huge hole in my heart and my life. The hole will be filled with beautiful memories of times we spent together.
I love you so much and will continue to love you forever. We were closer than sisters and pulled each other through some pretty tough times — also celebrated good times together.
You me and Jennifer going to the PBR finals in Vegas was the high point of every year.
When I think of you several words come to mind: filled with integrity, honest, thoughtful, kind, generous, loyal, classy — I could go on.
You are, and will continue to be, my very best friend.
Jill, you have always been like a mother to me. I will always remember the fun times we had in Vegas and the look on your face when you had your picture taken with your favorite bull rider…priceless. I will ride the zip line for the both of us the next time Mom and I go to Vegas, I know you will be watching because you are an Angel in my eyes.
I remember you being there for all the important stuff in my life, my wedding, my childrens births and grandkids birthdays and many more holidays and you will always be a member of my family.
I will remember you as a Mother, a Sister, an Aunt, an awesome friend, a Cardinals fan, a Steelers fan, a Professional BullRiding Fan and a beautiful woman with a big heart. You will always be in my heart!
I worked with Jill for about the past 4 years or so. Jill was such a sweet, caring, genuine down to earth woman. She was so incredible. To continue and smile daily, regardless of her on-going issues. She always brought me such good words of encouragement and ALWAYS showed her happiness for me. I have never experienced a bad moment with Jill. I will forever be grateful to Jesus for allowing me the opportunity to share time with Jill. Words cannot explain my condolences to her family. She will be missed beyond words. I hope everyone can find comfort in knowing Jill was a beloved person and her body is at rest…. A beautiful thought in its own..
Goodbye Jill. GO STEELERS!! <3
Jill, you are leaving a huge hole in my heart and my life. The hole will be filled with beautiful memories of times we spent together.
I love you so much and will continue to love you forever. We were closer than sisters and pulled each other through some pretty tough times — also celebrated good times together.
You me and Jennifer going to the PBR finals in Vegas was the high point of every year.
When I think of you several words come to mind: filled with integrity, honest, thoughtful, kind, generous, loyal, classy — I could go on.
You are, and will continue to be, my very best friend.
Jill, you have always been like a mother to me. I will always remember the fun times we had in Vegas and the look on your face when you had your picture taken with your favorite bull rider…priceless. I will ride the zip line for the both of us the next time Mom and I go to Vegas, I know you will be watching because you are an Angel in my eyes.
I remember you being there for all the important stuff in my life, my wedding, my childrens births and grandkids birthdays and many more holidays and you will always be a member of my family.
I will remember you as a Mother, a Sister, an Aunt, an awesome friend, a Cardinals fan, a Steelers fan, a Professional BullRiding Fan and a beautiful woman with a big heart. You will always be in my heart!
I worked with Jill for about the past 4 years or so. Jill was such a sweet, caring, genuine down to earth woman. She was so incredible. To continue and smile daily, regardless of her on-going issues. She always brought me such good words of encouragement and ALWAYS showed her happiness for me. I have never experienced a bad moment with Jill. I will forever be grateful to Jesus for allowing me the opportunity to share time with Jill. Words cannot explain my condolences to her family. She will be missed beyond words. I hope everyone can find comfort in knowing Jill was a beloved person and her body is at rest…. A beautiful thought in its own..
Goodbye Jill. GO STEELERS!! <3