Daley Coy Woodall, Jr.

Daley Coy Woodall, Jr, (Woody), age 77, went into the arms of Jesus, on Friday, October 16, 2020, at Bridgewater Memory Care in Granbury, Texas.

Daley was born on June 11th, 1943, to Daley C. Woodall Sr., and Evelyn Woodall-Pugh, in Fort Worth, Texas.

The family lived in River Oaks, Texas, but moved to Poolville, Texas when he was a teenager.

Daley worked for the City of Fort Worth, and Fort Worth Ornamental Iron, before enlisting in the United States Navy on April 16, 1967 where he was a EN2. He was released from active duty and transferred to Naval Reserve on July 18, 1968. He received the National Defense Service Metal, Vietnam Campaign Metal, and the Vietnam Service Metal. Upon his Honorable Discharge from the Navy, Daley worked for Cummins Sales and Service for 17 years. He then went on to be the lead auto technician for the United States Postal Service in 1986 and retired in 2007. A combined total of 25 years Government Service.

Daley enjoyed shooting guns, playing golf, hiking, and sitting in his chair watching movies with his family.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Daley and Bernice Woodall, and Sam and Evelyn Pugh; wife, Linda Gail Woodall; son, Charles Rosenthal; and granddaughter, Felicia Renee Woodall.

Survived by his sister, Alice Hightower; his daughter, Johnanna and husband, Jerry Newberry of Millsap; daughter, Dala and husband, Anthony Arsenault of Weatherford; son, Daley C. Woodall III (Tray) of Poolville and Steve Sellers of Poolville; his grandchildren, Christopher Rosenthal, Mariah Baker and family, Jerrad Glenn and family, Mike Stephens and family, Clay Stephens and family, Justin Sellers, Jessica Knisley and family, Oivia Magee and family, Charles Arsenault, Calliope Arsenault, Destinee Robinson and family, Alexis Woodall (Lexi), Daley C. Woodall IV (TJ); and 21 Great Grandchildren; alongside many extended family members and friends.

Psalms 23:1

Graveside Service will be at 11:00 a.m., at New Hope Cemetery, Briar, Texas, located at 148 CR 884.

In lieu of flowers, the family ask that you make a donation in his name to the Parkinson’s foundation, and or The Wounded Warrior Project.

Family Gathering following service at 2:00 p.m., at The Gathering Church, in Brock, Texas, located at 1306 Dennis Rd.