Death date: Mar 10, 2015
Nathan Ryan Wood, 25, passed away March 10, 2015. He is preceded in death by his grandfather, James Wood. Nathan is survived by his parents, David and Lisa Wood; grandparents, Marilyn Wood, Bobby and Alice Jarvis; sisters, Leah an Read Obituary
Dear Wood Family,
I had the pleasure of knowing Nathan because I managed the apartments he lived in, in San Marcos. He came in almost daily to talk to me or just see how my day was going. After he moved, he still called to talk and catch up. I left the complex a month ago and we lost touch. I am so greatly devastated to hear of his passing. He had such an amazing soul and passion for the kids he taught. He was truly a remarkable person and will greatly be missed.
I am so sorry for the loss of such a great guy! I had the honor and pleasure of working with Nate. He was an honest, hard working genuine person and friend that everyone loved!! He will definitely be missed and I wish your family all of the prayers and condolences I can give!
Take care……Femi
To hear of the passing of Nate was truly devastating. I had the very great pleasure of working with Nate at HEB in San Marcos while he was in college. Nate always had the uncanny ability to light up every room he walked in to. His family has been, and will continue to be on my mind and in my heart every single day. Nate will truly be missed.
The Wood Family,
We are so sorry for your lost; just know God is with you and when you don’t understand just trust.
My son Isaiah was in Mr. Wood class, when I first Met Mr. Wood I informed him I was the parent who would be emailing him on a regular basis regarding Isaiah’s class work and grades; I knew he was going to be a good teacher when he replied; I would love for you to email me, this lets me know you are a concerned parent and this makes my job easier.
When Isaiah got his first color change in February Mr. Wood was shocked, he took him to the side and told him not to make it a habit.
To the parents of Nathan Wood I thought this would be good for you to know how passionate he was about his students.
(Isaiah 53:4, John 16:33)
The Walker Family (he will be missed)
So sorry for your loss. I have enjoyed working with Nathan this year, as his LCISD mentor for first year teachers. He was so enthusiastic and loved teaching. He made learning exciting and meaningful for his students. He will never be forgotten by his students and those of us who worked with him. Praying God’s peace and comfort for you.
Mr. Wood taught my step-daughter Mackenzie this year. He was a perfect fit for her and encouraged her daily as she transitioned into a new school. Mr. Wood corresponded with me on her progress all most weekly. I was impressed with his interest in her success and his way of bringing out the best in Mackenzie. I am deeply saddened by your loss and my prayers are for your peace and comfort during this time.
Psalms 22:19
But you, O LORD, be not far off; O my strength, come quickly to help me.
In his name,
Rebecca & Mackenzie Showalter
My prayers go out to the family. He was the sweetest person whom always had a smile on his face. Little did he know that his smile made my day.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Nathan was such a nice person. He will be missed.
Dear Family of Mr. Wood,
I am sorry for your devastating loss. I knew Mr. Wood and thought he was Awesome. He is with the Lord now. I will miss him.
Alice and Bobby,
Our prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. We recall how your face lit up with joy when you spoke over the phone with Nathan during President’s Day weekend — you and Bobby were helping us with our rehearsal setup. It was clear from the joy on your face that you both loved Nathan so much and that you especially loved his generous nature and BIG heart. With time, may your tears of sorrow be replaced with tears of joy as you recall all the joyful times you shared with Nathan. We are keeping you, Nathan and his family in our prayers now and ongoing.
With love,
Mike and Meriellen Cain, Clearwater FL
