Birth date: Dec 1, 1951 Death date: Feb 5, 2011
Nathan Paul Woodman, age 59, of St. Clair, died February 5, 2011. He was born December 1, 1951 in Bridgeport, Alabama, to the late Bernard and Mary Carol Woodman. On June 24, 1977 Nathan married Mary Ann Schneider in St. Clair. Na Read Obituary
I was so sorry to hear about Nate. I miss him already. I feel lucky that I was able to spend time with him at the reunion this summer.##imported-begin##Bob Lozen##imported-end##
Dear Mary Ann and Children,
I was greatly saddened to hear of the passing of your dear husband and father. I had the privelege of visiting with him at the reunion this past summer. He was a precious man who was filled with kindness and concern for others. His smile could light up any place he was. We grew up together and our fathers worked in the same union and trade as Nate would later. He will always be remembered with genuine love and respect.
May the God of all mercy and grace comfort you in this time of loss. May He who never sleeps wrap you in His loving arms and hold you close as you walk this road.
You are all in my prayers and thoughts.
Prayerfully,
Shirley Burnett-Moore##imported-begin##Shirley Burnett-Moore##imported-end##
I would like to offer my sincere condolences to the family. I was a fellow classmate of Nate's at St. Clair High School. I worked two summers with Nate in Marysville at the Loomis job. Nate and I rode motorcycles a bit before I left town in 1975. The family will be in my prayers.
Sincerely,
Steve Hasler##imported-begin##Steven E. Hasler##imported-end##
Dear Mary Ann and Family,
When I think of Nate it has always brought a smile to my face but today it brings a tear to my eye. He was a classmate, a good teammate for many years and a great friend for decades. Since leaving St. Clair, it has always been nice to get back home and the trip was even more special if I was able to see Nate. It was like I had not been away and we had that comfort level which comes from being old friends.
When I read what others have written here and in the Times Herald, people have mentioned his courtesy, kindness, thoughtfulness, his smile, being a hard worker, his zest for having fun and the love he had for his family. What wonderful tributes to his character and personality; may we all strive to incorporate those aspects of Nate in our daily lives. May each of you gain comfort and strength from knowing there are many people who are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.##imported-begin##Deane Sweet##imported-end##
"Lord, give me sensitivity
To people in their grief and pain,
To weep with them and show Your love
In ways mere words cannot attain.-
OUR DAILY BREAD- Feb 9,2011- Sper
I am truly saddened to hear another of our class has gone on before us.
May God comfort you and your family,
Mary Ann##imported-begin##Pat Malott-Moak##imported-end##
He will be truly missed. A great person that would help anyone.##imported-begin##Mark Edmonson##imported-end##
MaryAnn, I am so sorry to hear of your loss of Nate. He was just too young to leave. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.##imported-begin##robin stivers##imported-end##
Mary Ann,
So sorry to hear the news about Nate. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
He was one of the good ones.
Tom##imported-begin##Tom Appel##imported-end##
At our 40th class reunion I'll never forget the man with a beautiful smile, arms crossed in front of him watching me. I was approached by Nate who than identified himself, and we instantly had memories of how we looked in elementary school!!We exchanged a few stories, and it was so great to see him again. Great guy who will be missed..##imported-begin##Lisa Greenway##imported-end##
Dear Mary Ann and family,
Please know that Connie and I have you and your family in our thoughts and prayers at this trying time. Nate's smile, laugh, and sense of humor will be missed.
Sid LaFrance##imported-begin##Sid and Connie LaFrance##imported-end##
