Obituary of
Woodard, Alonzo Lamez
The celebration of Victory and Rejoicing for the Life, Love and Legacy of our Beloved, Alonzo Lamez Woodard aka "The Brown Bomber". He was born in Hobart Oklahoma on January 9,1966. He was the first born son to the parentage of Clifford Woodard and Blondie Louise Carter.
Alonzo grew up in Battle Creek Michigan, and graduated from Battle Creek Central High School at the top of his class. He then went on to serve his country in the United States Army in administration from 1985-1995. He then worked for Multiview INC. in Dallas, Texas until God called him home on October 30,2015 .
He leaves to cherish his memories forever in the hearts of his devoted family members mother Blondie Louise Carter , father Clifford Woodard, his loving brother Jeffery Carter (wife Rachel Carter) sisters Deanne Robinson (husband Antonio Robinson) Andrea Bonita Carter, half brothers Micheal Carter ,Chris Carter, Tony Carter, half sister Victoria Walker,special cousins, Laquitta Dorsey ,Charles Brantley, auntie,Lawanda Brantley Joanne Elix, and Gertrude Johnson. Nephew Phillip Pierre McClinton, nieces Brianna Carter, Treshawn Crowder and a host of 20 other nieces ,cousins ,nephews ,relatives and friends.
Visitation will be on Monday, November 9, 2015 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm in the Brooks Family Chapel of the North Dallas Funeral Home, 2710 Valley View Lane, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234.
Funeral Services will be on Tuesday, November 10, 2015 at 10:00 am in the Brooks Family Chapel of the North Dallas Funeral Home.
Interment with military honors will follow the services at 12:30 pm at the DFW National Cemetery, 2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, Texas 75211.
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Tribute Wall of Woodard, Alonzo Lamez
A)onto and I were stationed together in 5th Signal Command from 1988 til 1991. We participated in basketball and football representing our unit. We always had fun whether at work or at play. Many blessings to his family.
Alonzo Mlller
Thursday October 13, 2022
A)onto and I were stationed together in 5th Signal Command from 1988 til 1991. We participated in basketball and football representing our unit. We always had fun whether at work or at play. Many blessings to his family.
I was stationed with Woodard at 5th Signal Command in Worms Germany. He was like an older brother to me back in Germany. I learned many things from him about life and soldiering. I found him on Facebook several years ago. We lived less than 40 miles from each other but never found the time to have that drink and catch up. A good man left this world too soon. I am very sorry.
Ken
Thursday October 13, 2022
I was stationed with Woodard at 5th Signal Command in Worms Germany. He was like an older brother to me back in Germany. I learned many things from him about life and soldiering. I found him on Facebook several years ago. We lived less than 40 miles from each other but never found the time to have that drink and catch up. A good man left this world too soon. I am very sorry.
We were in the U.S. Army stationed together in South Korea and then again in Germany in the 5th Signal Command, I remember the crazy and good times we had over there, Alonzo used to cut up and crack jokes which made being around him fun. I remember this nickname he gave me, he used to call me little Ellie since I was the littlest one in the group, back then I thought I hated that name, but I wish I had the chance to hear him say it again now. He was a real and true friend that I never forgot and never will. I wish we had more time together. Knowing that I know he is in God’s hands now. Rest in Peace my Brother. Much love always.
Zachary Ellis
Thursday October 13, 2022
We were in the U.S. Army stationed together in South Korea and then again in Germany in the 5th Signal Command, I remember the crazy and good times we had over there, Alonzo used to cut up and crack jokes which made being around him fun. I remember this nickname he gave me, he used to call me little Ellie since I was the littlest one in the group, back then I thought I hated that name, but I wish I had the chance to hear him say it again now. He was a real and true friend that I never forgot and never will. I wish we had more time together. Knowing that I know he is in God's hands now. Rest in Peace my Brother. Much love always.
Zo, me and my wife Laurie worked together at Allen and Associate’s for 8 years and a more stand up human being I have never met. He became a true friend and we often socialized after work with dinner or at a Mavs game. I just talked to him about 3 weeks ago and we were going to go to lunch and now he is gone. We would talk Mavs, his Redskins, or just about life in general. He always had a big smile on his face and always made me laugh and feel good about life. He will be deeply missed by me and my wife and he passed way too soon. God Speed Zo, Laurie and I loved you my friend.
Kent Miller
Thursday October 13, 2022
Zo, me and my wife Laurie worked together at Allen and Associate's for 8 years and a more stand up human being I have never met. He became a true friend and we often socialized after work with dinner or at a Mavs game. I just talked to him about 3 weeks ago and we were going to go to lunch and now he is gone. We would talk Mavs, his Redskins, or just about life in general. He always had a big smile on his face and always made me laugh and feel good about life. He will be deeply missed by me and my wife and he passed way too soon. God Speed Zo, Laurie and I loved you my friend.