, Oregon
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, Oregon
The song Seasons of Love asks How do you measure a life and answers In daylights in sunsets in midnights in cups of coffee. In inches in miles in laughter in strifeMeasure in love. The life of Tom Woods was woven with answers like these and with love. Tom grew up in Natick Massachusetts the beloved youngest of five children of Helen and Phil Woods. Attending Catholic church and school being a boy scout volunteering in the community and playing outside in the neighborhood with his brother Steve shaped Toms early days. Tom began to forge his own path when he demanded to attend public high school his senior year. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.S. in forestry managing to memorize Latin tree names which he would gleefully share on family hikes later. Tom took a big leap to travel west as a chaperone for…
, Oregon
In the afternoon of October 4th 2026 Gracie Evelyn Worley ne Bocook passed away in her home in Portland Oregon surrounded by her family. Gracie was 93 years old and had lived with heart disease for 15 years before peacefully passing. Gracie Evelyn Bocook was born in a boxcar home in Bonner County Idaho on January 1st 1933 shortly after the bells rang. She was the first baby born in Bonner County Idaho and was the eighth of nine children of Thomas Jacob Bocook and Flossie May ONeel Bocook. Gracie was a beloved mother grandmother sister and aunt. She was lovingly known as Meema to her grandchildren. She embodied strength as a single mother in the 1970s working for Social Security to provide for her daughter. She was loving and kind to everyone she encountered and she stood firm in what was right always willing to defend those who needed…
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