Jack Woodard Net Worth & Personal Life

He has held key line and staff positions within command, control, communications and computer systems (CCCS). Additionally, his expertise encompasses air mobility operations as well as acquisition program management.

Surviving are his wife, Alice Ervin Woodard of Lynnville; children Jack and Marsha Woodard of Blountville; grandchildren (including a first great granddaughter); nieces and nephews.

Early Life and Education

Woodard attended Atlanta University where she graduated with honors. Additionally, she earned a master’s degree in education. Subsequently, Woodard taught in several schools before eventually moving to DeKalb County.

He played an instrumental role in founding several programs and organizations: an interfaith Samaritan ministry providing social services to the poor; Washington Free Clinic which offers medical attention; and a program offering homeless people clean showers. Furthermore, he helped establish Meade Memorial Episcopal Church of Washington D.C.

He is survived by his wife Norlan and children Norlan Allen Woodard Jr. and Steven Woodard; daughters Jody Woodward Winters, Jennifer Woodward Grimm and Nicole Woodward; five grandchildren: Rachel, Richie, Amya, Aleaha and Addisyn; numerous nieces and nephews; as well as numerous relatives and close friends. A memorial service will take place Friday July 15, at First Baptist Church Minden with Revs Jimmy Eppinette and Steve Gilley officiating.

Professional Career

Jack was an attorney and rancher who made time for both work and family life. Known for his honesty, integrity, and unflappability among friends and associates from various walks of life he was always happy to lend a helping hand when others needed it.

He was the loving father of Simone Woodard Monahan and husband John Monahan and Matt Woodard and wife Susan Woodard; beloved grandfather to Aileen, Jack, Claire and Sabrina as well as dear brother of Thomas Woodard and Vicki Cohen as well as many nieces and nephews.

At the ceremony, Wolfson applauded Painter’s quick action in CPR and using a defibrillator; this likely saved his son’s life, according to Wolfson. Additionally, this incident demonstrated the value of having trained teams readily available when needed.

Achievement and Honors

Woodard amassed 1,153 yards with 17 touchdowns to help his team qualify for the Sun Bowl, and continued this success over four years, totalling 1,107 rushing yards in 1977 and 35 overall touchdowns during his four-year career.

At SDSU, he taught courses in American literature with an emphasis on American Indian studies and diversity as well as peace and conflict studies. Additionally, he developed several annual programs such as the Great Plains Writers’ Conference, Oak Lake Tribal Writers Retreat and SDSU Wacipi.

Mr. Poff advises students through Goucher College’s Phoenix Program and Greater Goucher Fund, which aim to level the playing field and create access for underserved students. Utilizing his experience on both sides of the Appalachian Trail as well as at Goucher, Mr. Poff uses both his personal expertise and education from both organizations to assist his advisees with succeeding academically.

Personal Life

Through his life, Jack Woodard was deeply committed to family and church, as well as an avid sports fan; particularly Iowa Hawkeye and Detroit Lions football games. Furthermore, he served as coach of various high school and collegiate level sports programs.

His legacy lives on today through the many charitable works he initiated during his lifetime, such as Samaritan Ministry – an ecumenical social welfare program; Community Free Clinic; and Showering For Homeless Men program.

He was an active member of First Baptist Church in Minden, serving on its Board of Trustees. Among his survivors from his first marriage are three children – Iris Woodard of Springfield, Virginia Woodard from Old Westbury New York and Cheryl Woodard from Albany New York; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

Net Worth

He currently boasts an estimated net worth of between $1-5 Million from being an accomplished Sportscaster, at 42 years of age. Unfortunately, no information regarding his love life or relationships have been revealed at this point.

Woodard can also be found active on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter; his accounts boast many followers.

Woodard was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America and stands 5’8 inches at 5 kg. He has black hair and eyes; his mother’s name is Wanda Martin Woodard while the identity of his father remains unknown. Taylor Woodard is his sister; Woodard aspires to become one of the greatest singers of Western music by winning reality competition show Majors and Minors on Hub Network in 2012.