TITLE:  Betty Eugenia Groover Woods

SOURCE: The Beaufort Gazette,  July 2, 2001

SUBMITTED: The Beaufort Gazette

FORMATTED: Kim Grissom, July 2001

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Betty Eugenia Groover Woods
Betty Eugenia Groover Woods, 69, of Ridgeland, died Sunday July 1, 2001
, in Beaufort Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 
p.m. Tuesday at Sauls Funeral Home, Ridgeland, with burial in Gum 
Branch Baptist Church Cemetery in Gum Branch, Ga. Mrs. Woods was born 
September 2, 1931, in Gum Branch, Ga., a daughter of Ralph Howard 
Groover and Betty Todd Groover. She was a homemaker and formerly 
employed as a nurse for Dr. T.B. Carroll in Hardeeville. She was a 
member of the Maye River Baptist Church in Bluffton. Survivors include 
her husband, Horace B. Woods of Ridgeland; four sons, Horace B. "Woody"
Woods III of Clayton, N.C, Roger D. Woods of Pritchardville, and Carl 
W. Woods and Darrell B. Woods of Ridgeland; a daughter, Debora W. 
Butler of Hardeeville; two brothers, R. Hillis Groover of Orlando, 
Fla., and Darrell B. Groover of San Luis Obispo, Calif.; three sisters,
Mavis Tootle of Beaufort, Virginia DeLoach of Garden City, Ga., and 
Patricia Smiley of Savannah; 14 grandchildren and two 
great-grandchildren. The family suggests those who wish make memorials 
to the American Brain Tumor Association, 2720 River Road, Des Plaines, 
Ill. 60018. (THe Beaufort Gazette, July 2, 2001)
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