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Georgia Mae Woodruff, age 64, left us on October 14th, 2024, with her husband by her side at their farm in Atwood, Tennessee.
Georgia was born November 5th, 1959, in Hammond, Indiana to George and Mina Leonard. She graduated from Calumet high School and attended college at the University of Indiana, Georgia met Scott Woodruff in 1991. They married and raised their five children.
Her interest included family gardening, reading, crocheting, and watching home makeover shows with her husband. She devoted much of her time and energy to family members and her animals on their farm.
Georgia Woodruff is survived by loving husband, Scott Woodruff; her sister, Debbie and Jamie and their children; Cassandra Westmoreland and her spouse, Geoff; Patricia Graves her spouse, Richard; Scott Woodruff; Kari Ann and her spouse, Chase; and they're 13 grandchildren.
She is proceeded in death by parents, George and Mina Leonard; sisters, Arlene and Martha; her brother David Leonard; and daughter, Sarah Woodruff.
Those we love don't go away. They walk beside us everyday. Unseen unheard but always near. Still loved. Still missed and very dear.
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