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Gail Leroy Wood

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Gail Leroy Wood

Birth
Death
7 Jul 2013 (aged 81)
Burial
Eden, Concho County, Texas, USA GPS-Latitude: 31.2315348, Longitude: -99.8510778
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After a long and blessed life, Gail Wood was ready to leave this world. His prayers were answered Tuesday, July 9, 2013. Graveside service is at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 11, 2013, in Eden Cemetery. Gail was born Jan. 17, 1932, to Jess and Lucille Wood. He married Maudell Surber July 11, 1951. She preceded him in death April 24, 1993. He married Mae Jacoby Hoelscher June 10, 1999. She also preceded him in death March 30, 2006. Gail and Maudell had three children, Teresa, Richie and Shannon. Leaving a huge void in our hearts, Richie died in 2001. Gail enjoyed his years with Mae and her children. He loved his extended family.

Gail worked hard all his life. After serving three years in the Coast Guard, he and Maudell returned to Eden to raise their family. He worked 35 years at a local feed store while he farmed and ranched. He ranched up until his death. He hunted and collected arrowheads most of his life. Gail enjoyed horse racing whether it was live or on TV. He often wondered how many miles he had driven in his lifetime of trucking and vacationing over the country.

Gail leaves behind family and friends who love him deeply. Teresa married Fred Escue and Shannon married Ray Busby. His daughter-in-law, Nita, remains a close part of the family. Gail had seven grandchildren, Teri Jo Wilder and husband Tracy, Matt Escue, BJ Brewer and wife Candice, Josh Escue and wife Michelle, Justin Wood and wife Melissa, Michael Wood and wife Amy and Amber Busby. He found great joy in his 10 great-grandchildren, Tesa Wilder, Dean Brewer, Trenton Wilder, Mason Wood, Austin Wood, Lauren Wood, Abby Brewer, Maddie Busby, Kylie Wood and Lexie Wood. Those waiting for him were his parents; wife Maudell; wife Mae; brother Curtis; son Richie; his brothers-in-law, JC and Max Surber; and some very dear friends. We will miss his wit and love but know he is at peace where he wants to be. Memorials to Daddy can be made to the Eden Public Library or Eden Volunteer Fire Department.

Published in GoSanAngelo from July 10 to July 11, 2013
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After a long and blessed life, Gail Wood was ready to leave this world. His prayers were answered Tuesday, July 9, 2013. Graveside service is at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 11, 2013, in Eden Cemetery. Gail was born Jan. 17, 1932, to Jess and Lucille Wood. He married Maudell Surber July 11, 1951. She preceded him in death April 24, 1993. He married Mae Jacoby Hoelscher June 10, 1999. She also preceded him in death March 30, 2006. Gail and Maudell had three children, Teresa, Richie and Shannon. Leaving a huge void in our hearts, Richie died in 2001. Gail enjoyed his years with Mae and her children. He loved his extended family.

Gail worked hard all his life. After serving three years in the Coast Guard, he and Maudell returned to Eden to raise their family. He worked 35 years at a local feed store while he farmed and ranched. He ranched up until his death. He hunted and collected arrowheads most of his life. Gail enjoyed horse racing whether it was live or on TV. He often wondered how many miles he had driven in his lifetime of trucking and vacationing over the country.

Gail leaves behind family and friends who love him deeply. Teresa married Fred Escue and Shannon married Ray Busby. His daughter-in-law, Nita, remains a close part of the family. Gail had seven grandchildren, Teri Jo Wilder and husband Tracy, Matt Escue, BJ Brewer and wife Candice, Josh Escue and wife Michelle, Justin Wood and wife Melissa, Michael Wood and wife Amy and Amber Busby. He found great joy in his 10 great-grandchildren, Tesa Wilder, Dean Brewer, Trenton Wilder, Mason Wood, Austin Wood, Lauren Wood, Abby Brewer, Maddie Busby, Kylie Wood and Lexie Wood. Those waiting for him were his parents; wife Maudell; wife Mae; brother Curtis; son Richie; his brothers-in-law, JC and Max Surber; and some very dear friends. We will miss his wit and love but know he is at peace where he wants to be. Memorials to Daddy can be made to the Eden Public Library or Eden Volunteer Fire Department.

Published in GoSanAngelo from July 10 to July 11, 2013
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