Timothy G. Woods

Timothy George Woods, 77 of Oil City, PA., died on Friday, September 22, 2023, after battling esophogeal cancer and Parkinson’s disease attributed to his exposure to Agent Orange while he served as a naval officer in Vietnam.

He was very much loved by his family and his multitude of friends.

Tim attended St. Stephen Grade School and Oil City High School where he was on the basketball, football and tennis teams. Upon graduation from Penn State in 1968, he was sent directly to Vietnam where he was second in command on a ship that carried munitions back and forth on the Mekong Delta. After serving in Vietnam, he was sent by the Navy to London, an assignment he really enjoyed. He became a major soccer fan (Arsenal and due to his wonderful personality, he was requested to escort “officers” and their wives to events such as Octoberfest in Germany.

Everybody loved Tim.

After returning from England, Tim lived in Atlanta, GA, but returned to Oil City to work at Hileman & Woods, due to his father’s heart attack. He stayed as a partner and retired from there.

Tim was preceded in death by his parents, William and Virginia Woods, father-in law John Hegedus and a niece Jessica Hart

In 1980 , Tim married Karen Hegedus and they had two sons, Nick & his wife Leslie and William (Bumper).

He loved his family deeply and was thrilled with the arrival of his grandson, Sam, with whom he formed a very special bond.

He is also survived by siblings

June Delmonaco (Alan) of Oil City

Stephen Woods (Kay ) of Oil City

Patricia Woods of Riverside, CT

Nieces and nephews

Chris Delmonaco & his wife Tracy

Nicole Bracken & her husband Mark

Stephanie Woods & her husband Evan Gealy

June Bracken and Cooper Bracken

Ben Hart & his wife Lauren

Cousins

Sue Lindey, Bob Hileman & his wife Susan, Mary Ann Hoy and Justin Hoy

He is also survived by his mother-in-law

Joanna Hegedus

And a Sister-in-law

Lori hart

Golf was one of “Mr. President’s” passions and he was a member of Wanango Country Club for many years. With the assistance from Bumper and his friends, Tim played golf almost until his death. Karen made certain he lived as normal a life as possible throughout hi sups and downs.

Funeral Services will be private, A celebration of Life will be held at a later date..

Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggest doing a good deed for someone.

The Reinsel Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.

Condolences may be sent at www.reinselfuneralhome.com

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