Birth date: Oct 21, 1954 Death date: Feb 27, 2021
Lewis W. “Woody” Clark, Jr., 66, of Cicero, passed away Saturday, February 27, 2021, at home with his family by his side. Woody was born in Syracuse on October 21, 1954 to the late Lewis and Helen (Dines) Clark. He graduated from Read Obituary
I worked for Carrier in USA and in Canada as a tech. Woody was always there to help you over the phone. He was a great guy to talk to and I always enjoyed calling him to draw on his knowledge. Thank you Woody RIP
Timothy Trafananko
SO sorry to hear about Woody!!! He was so good and took great care of his parents! We will miss him here in our neighborhood along with missing his Mom & Dad. Thoughts & prayers to all the family.
I met woody when he worked the summers while going to college in 1973 at B&H airconditioning , i worked at carrier factory service from 78 -85 Know woody almost my entire working adult life, so sorry for your loss and a friend.
Joe Deferio
It has been 25+ years since Woody and I worked together at Carrier/Northeast Distributors. I always enjoyed working with Woody and marveled at how he could take a complex service issue, solve it and get everyone smiling again. Woody's friendly personality mixed with his unique brand of humor made him endearing to everyone. I miss him and send my condolences and prayers to Karen and Stephanie.
Bob and Carol Schwartz
I was fortunate enough to work with woody for a few years, he was a great mentor and a great person. Sorry for your loss.
Having known and worked with Woody was always a privilege. He always was there when you really needed him, he could fix anything. His work must be done here now that he is gone.
Sending deepest sympathies for Woody's family. I think what I loved most about Woody was his attention to you when you were speaking with him. Full, uninterrupted, completely with you. The best part was his attitude. Never wavering, always calm, based in reality. A solid base to put your feet on.
We will all miss him.
Richard Martin.
He will be greatly missed by all of Carrier's Birmingham Branch for his outstanding knowledge and assistance in our service to our Customers. Thoughts and prayers for Family.
Karen & family, you have my most sincere condolences. I’ve known Woody for as long as I’ve been @ Carrier and was honored to have called him a friend and not just a co-worker. He always had a smile no matter how bad his day was. He is someone that I will truly miss!!! May his soul Rest In Peace for eternity...
My deepest sympathies to the Clark family. As much as he will be missed at Carrier, I’m thinking that it is only a fraction of how much he will be missed by his family. Simply put, he was a true professional and can only imagine how great a family member he was.
Going to miss you Woody!
Bill Deschenes
