Obituary: Warren Eugene Woody of North Augusta, South Carolina

Warren Eugene Woody, a resident of North Augusta, South Carolina, for 27 years, is remembered by family and friends for a life defined by a sharp intellect, a deep love of learning, and a distinctive sense of humor.

Woody passed away at the age of 62, leaving behind a family that includes his children, Jill Woody, Keri Woody, and Brooke Woody, as well as his siblings Mark Woody and Gary Woody, alongside their respective spouses, Joni and Tracie. He was preceded in death by his parents, Virgil and Betty Woody.

A Life Grounded in Curiosity and Simple Pleasures

Friends and relatives recall Woody as an individual who excelled across multiple academic subjects, holding a particular passion for math, history, science, and reading. His enthusiasm for literature spanned traditional books and comic books alike, reflecting a lifelong appetite for stories and knowledge. Beyond his intellectual pursuits, he found joy in the everyday rhythms of life. Whether he was spending time fishing or swimming, enjoying a serving of Zaxby’s fries, listening to rock and roll, or indulging in his favorite sweets, Woody approached his interests with genuine enthusiasm. He also shared a strong bond with his daughter Jill’s dog, Snoop.

Obituary: Warren Eugene Woody of North Augusta, South Carolina — Photo: rowlandfuneralhome.com

His grandchildren—Natalie Parker, whom he helped raise, Maricus Martin, Braxton Patton, Layla Moore, and Kason Moore—retain fond memories of his distinct personality and humor. As noted in coverage published on Legacy.com by The Aiken Standard on October 27, 2026, and detailed further by J. M. Ford Funeral Directors, Woody’s appreciation for the smaller moments made him uniquely memorable to those who knew him best.

Memorial Service Details

Family and friends will gather to honor his memory on Thursday, October 29, 2026, at 2:30 PM. The service is scheduled to take place at the JM Ford Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Chris Wyatt officiating. The family will receive visitors one hour prior to the service, while interment will remain private.

Reflecting on his passing, loved ones draw comfort from familiar passages, including Psalm 23: “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me.”