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 Amanda Lee Woods
PRINCETON Amanda Lee Woods, 27, of Princeton died suddenly, Saturday, September 29, 2007 at her residence.
Born July 1, 1980, in Princeton, she was the daughter of Debbie and Derek Childers and David Woods both of Princeton.
Amanda was a graduate of Pikeview High School, Class of 1998 and had attended West Virginia University for three years. She was currently associated with Ryans of Princeton. Amanda was of the Methodist faith.
Amanda was a beautiful young lady with a free spirit and a loving personality.
She was preceded in death by an uncle, Michael Pendleton, great-grandfather, Blackstone Cooper and great-grandparents, Gene and Florence Pendleton.
Left to cherish her memory, mother and stepfather, Debbie and Derek Childers of Princeton; father, David Ross Woods of Princeton; maternal grandparents, Jerry and Aletta Pendleton and Virginia Hansbarger, all of Princeton; paternal grandmother, Rosemary Cooper Butler of Princeton; paternal great-grandmother, Mary Cooper of Princeton; special poppa, Frank Claytor of Princeton; brother, Christopher Cooper Woods of Morgantown; half-brother, Steven Drew Woods of Fort Shaw, N.C.; half-sisters, Jessica Lynn Woods and Jammie Marie Woods, both of Climax, Mich.; aunt, Kathy Roscoe; uncle, Gregory Pendleton; friend and companion, Maddy.
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Patrick Corcoran (Corcoran)
I just remember trying my hardest to make Amanda laugh, but it never took much (I don't know if that's a good sign or not!). She called me Kramer a lot. Amanda shared the friendliness of so many of the Athens students...when I moved there in the middle of the 8th grade...even though I was intimidated by everyone, she talked to me and before long she was throwing food at me in the lunchroom...ganging up with Jonnie Wysong and Sarah Arias, they pelted me with food for what seemed to be weeks. Although I might have acted embarrassed back then, I suppose that it's been long enough to admit that that was some awesome attention! AH-Hah!You are deeply missed, Amanda. You got me through many classes and it was always a pleasure talking and laughing with you.
Apryl Holdren (Blaker)
Amanda was a wonderful friend of mine that I miss dearly. I wouldn't even know where to begin with sharing memories... there are so many! All I know is that I loved her and she will always hold a special place in my heart!Becky Hall (Fisher)
I can't believe that one of our classmates is gone. I have so many memories of Amanda and like her mom I remember senior skip day. We all had so much fun that day and then it had to end with a wreck...oh the luck of a teenager lol. I was looking through old pictures and I found one from 7th or 8th grade of me and Amanda in choir class and then another from senior year. I laughed at how much we had changed in a few years.She is very missed and as we all get together for our reunion I will keep her and her family in my thoughts.
Niki Vaught (Truitt)
Amanda was always a blast...I don't think there was ever a time that she couldn't make me laugh! We all miss you Amanda and our class reunion will not be the same without you! Thank you Debbi for allowing us to remember the good times.Mindy Toler
I loved this girl. We have many memories, so many I can't take the time to write about here. Amanda was beautiful young woman with so much ahead of her. She could always make you feel happy just to be in her presence. I know how much she loved her mom, Debbie. It was my privilege and honor to be a part of Amanda's life for a brief time on this earth. Because I know where I'll be going when I have to leave here, I can't wait to catch up on the good times with her in heaven! Love ya girl!