Tuesday, September 29, 2020
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Aunt Joyce was always so nice to all of us kids . After traveling from CA I looked forward to playing in Uncle Bill and Aunt Joyce’s swimming pool. It was always a special time. Oh boy! could Aunt Joyce cook; she was a fantastic cook and trust me I totally preferred it over other family members cooking.
Aunt Joyce will always hold a special place in my heart and will be sorely missed.
Rob (Alfred Woodhull, III)
I have many memories of Aunt Joyce. One when I saw her(when I was little) I was having issues with being picked on by some kids. She reminded me of our family history and that we come from a long line of tough people, “You stand up to them and tell them to knock it off. You are a tough cookie.” She also made the best French toast. My other favorite was watching her and my dad laugh and walk the Las Vegas Strip while both having stein of beer. This is the only time I can recall seeing her drink a beer and enjoying it. I don’t think I remember another time of seeing them laugh together as much as they did that night. Apart of the laughter was from her giving my dad a hard time that she was going to let my Uncle Bill sneak me in at the craps table so he teach me to win big! She was having fun watching my dad get irritated at the though of his 18 year old daughter sneaking into a Vegas casino. Aunt Joyce was such an incredible lady and full of life. I was blessed to have her as an aunt. She never forgot anyone’s birthday in our entire huge family. She was the most loving, supportive, caring woman. I truly miss her.
Tina Woodhull
Aunt Joyce was such a special person. She always had smiled and helped us whenever she could. I remember going over to to her house after school and getting milk and cookies that were shaped like a flower that we put on our finger to dunk in the milk. She tolerated our creative side when we "created" a camper, Evel Knievel jumps, and our barn in the basement. She was always there and I loved her very much. I will miss her greatly.
Lisa (Woodhull) Laing
She was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed. We have very fond memories of her.
Terri Woodhull, Lynn (Woodhull) Callaway, and Sharon (Woodhull) Williams
