The Woodwards
Welcome to the Woodward web site, a collection of documents (if you can
dignify some of them with the term) related to R. Carey Woodward Jr. and his
immediate family. Like 99.9% of the Web, this is a work
in progress (it most recently progressed in August 2009),
so please forgive any rough edges.
Who are these Woodwards?
Carey
(left)
is an assistant
professor at the University of
Wisconsin--Fond du Lac.
Melanie (right) is a
medical claims processor at Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield. (Both pictures are from a run/walk in Oshkosh in April 2009.)
Living with them in their 89-year-old house
in Fond du Lac, WI are a dog, four cats, a varying number of fish, and sometimes a child or two.
They enjoy walking, biking, and geocaching, and spend way too much time on facebook;
Carey is also a runner, singer, a Morris dancer, and a homebrewer.
They are both very active at St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral.
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Carey's daughter Annie is 20 years old, and is a sophomore at Skidmore College.
(This photo is from her prom in spring 2008.)
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Melanie's daughter Laura Killberg is ninteen years old and is a sophomore at UW--Stout in the fall; she is also an avid geocacher. (Photo is from fall 2007.)
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Carey's son Trip is eighteen years old and is a freshman at Coe College. His interests include
Morris dancing,
playing the flute, and
electronic gaming.
(Photo is from high school graduation, May 2009.)
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Carey's parents, Roland and Virginia, live in Richmond, VA (where Carey grew up), with frequent trips to their cottage on the Potomac; the picture of them to the right is from a vacation during the fall of 2005. (Carey's sister Allin also lives in Richmond; his brother John lives in Atlanta with his wife Kristin.)
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Owen [left] is a black lab/something-or-other cross (we're
guessing collie); he's about 70 pounds and past his eighth birthday, but
still thinks he's a puppy. From left to right, our cats are Libby ("Butterneck"), Mike, Joon ("Junebug"), and Max. Max, the oldest, loves to chew electrical cords (and hair braids, when he can get them), while Mike, the next oldest, is happy just to sit in laps and eat. We found Libby and Joon as kittens on Wild Goose Trail last spring; Libby loves attention (and paper), while Joon keeps to herself (but still manages to out-purr the others).
What else is here?
This page was last modified on Saturday, 27-Mar-2010 15:18:14 CST.
If you have any comments on this site, drop Carey a line at
webmaster@thewoodwards.net