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Community Remembers Beloved Austin Resident Gary Woods

Community gathering celebrating the life of a beloved member.

Austin, Texas, July 28, 2025

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Gary Woods, a cherished member of the Austin community, passed away peacefully at 67. Known for his kindness and spirited personality, he left a lasting impact on friends, family, and classmates. A Celebration of Life event will honor his legacy, inviting the community to share memories and reflect on the relationships he forged throughout his life.

Austin, Texas – In Memory of Gary Woods

Gary Woods, a beloved member of the Austin community and a graduate of LBJ High School, passed away peacefully at the age of 67 on June 25, 2025, at his home in Manor, Texas. The loss has resonated deeply among family, friends, and alumni, who remember him for his infectious spirit and unwavering kindness.

Born on May 6, 1958, in Austin, Texas, Gary was the son of Robert and Charlotte Woods. He spent his childhood in Austin, forging lifelong friendships that originated in Blanton Elementary School and continued through Pearce Junior High. Throughout his youth, Gary was active in sports, playing little league baseball and football at Bartholomew Park, a popular gathering spot for local children.

As a student at LBJ High School, Gary distinguished himself on the baseball and football teams, demonstrating remarkable strength and tenacity. His peers admired him for both his athletic prowess and his warm personality. Many remembered him as kind, funny, and always smiling—traits that brightened the day of everyone he met.

After high school, Gary worked for over 20 years at Dahill, where he was known not only for his diligent work ethic but also for his amiable demeanor, which made him well-liked among coworkers and clients alike. His connections from his job contributed to his rich network of friends, many of whom are now reflecting on their cherished memories of him.

Gary is survived by his son Steven Woods, daughter-in-law Kate, and two grandchildren, as well as his mother Charlotte, brothers Ronnie and Rob Woods, and two nieces. His father, Robert H. Woods, along with his grandparents, preceded him in death.

To honor Gary’s life and the impact he had on those around him, a Celebration of Life event will be held at Salt Lick. This gathering invites friends and family to share memories and celebrate the legacy he has left within the community. Those interested in more information about the event or who wish to share additional memories are encouraged to get in touch via email at manifest234@yahoo.com.

Background of Gary Woods

Gary Woods was known for his deep roots in the Austin community. His early life was marked by sports and camaraderie, which shaped his character and his relationships. As a graduate of LBJ High School, he remained closely connected to his peers, often reminiscing about their shared experiences. Those who knew Gary remember him not just as an athlete but as a friend who had a way of making people feel valued and appreciated.

The tribute being organized for him is a testament to the lives he touched and the relationships he built over the years. His legacy continues to inspire those who were fortunate enough to know him.

Key Information Summary

  • Name: Gary Woods
  • Age at Passing: 67
  • Date of Passing: June 25, 2025
  • Born: May 6, 1958
  • Occupation: Worked at Dahill for over 20 years
  • Survived By: Son, daughter-in-law, grandchildren, mother, brothers, nieces
  • Event: Celebration of Life at Salt Lick
  • Email for Information: manifest234@yahoo.com

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What was Gary Woods known for?

Gary Woods was known for his friendly personality, involvement in sports during his youth, and his work at Dahill, where he maintained a reputation for his amiable character.

When and where is the Celebration of Life event for Gary Woods?

The Celebration of Life will be held at the Salt Lick, with details available through email contact.

What legacy did Gary Woods leave behind?

Gary Woods left behind a legacy of kindness, friendship, and community spirit, impacting the lives of many who knew him.

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