Murrill (nee Ohle) Woodhead

She will be remembered as a loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother - as a great cook (remember the puppy chow), great bridge player, great reader, great listener, a woman who never wore pants until her 70's, always wore jewelry, never cussed

I met Miss Molly for the first time at my brother's wedding to my dear sister-in-law Tori. Molly was a hoot. Cracking jokes, she made me feel very welcome in a town I had never been to. Then later after I had my daughter and I came to visit Pete and Tori, there was Miss Molly at every function making me feel welcome. Holding my daughter Haley, she was very nurturing to all of us. I will miss Molly. She made a beautiful impression on me.

You are all in my thoughts and prayers. I know that many memories of Grandma will remain in your hearts. I will always remember our visits in N. C. and watching the old classic movies. I will miss her laugh and beautiful bright eyes... and of course her warm snuggley hugs.

Here's to a wonderful grammie who shared so much with all of us, especially all her interesting stories from long ago. She was an inspiration to be 93 and living on her own taking practically no medications and playing bridge 3 times a week. I have many fond memories of her growing up and as an adult. From introducing us to New York City when we were young then to Charlotte, NC as we grew older. She taught me how

Here's to a wonderful grammie who shared so much with all of us, especially all her interesting stories from long ago. She was an inspiration to be 93 and living on her own taking practically no medications and playing bridge 3 times a week. I have many fond memories of her growing up and as an adult. From introducing us to New York City when we were young then to Charlotte, NC as we grew older. She taught me how to knit and make good cookies :) Her life was filled with so many neat experiences. She will be greatly missed by me and my whole family!! We were so lucky to have her with us until now! Thank you!