Brian C. Woodman passed away on February 27, 2023, in his home. He was born
on November 13, 1960, in Rockford, Illinois, to Charles and Annabelle Woodman.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his brother, Lyle Woodman, and his
brother-in-law, Bill Greeson.
He leaves behind four sons: Justin Lisk (Amanda) of Republic, Brendon Woodman
of Carthage, and Deric and Benjamin Woodman of Joplin, and two step-sons:
Randy Greer Sr. (Kathy) of Henderson, Nevada, and Jeremy Greer (Kelly) also of
Henderson, Nevada. Sisters: Marianne Landolfi (Len) of N. Carolina, Deb Greeson
of Republic, and Shari Bower (Vinnie) of Springfield, a brother, Charles M.
Woodman and wife of Boston, MA, along with seven grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, a
great-great nephew and lots of cousins, aunts, and an uncle.
Brian loved to ride his Harley “Cindy,” was an avid sportsman, and loved being
outside, doing custom leatherwork, making holsters, cooking, and most of all,
spending time with family. Above all else, he loved God.
He was a diesel mechanic and a truck driver for a number of years. Growing up in
Wisconsin, he loved riding in motocross races with his dad. He was a stuntman
with Ghost Town Productions in California when he resided there. He was a jack
of all trades.
Services will be held at Celebration Church at 1301 S. Duquesne Road in Joplin on
March 11. Visitation is from 12:30 -1:00 pm, followed by a service from 1:00-2:00
pm.
In lieu of flowers, please donate in Brian’s name to K9s For Warriors online at
K9sforwarriors.org. You can mail a donation to K9s For Warriors, 114 Camp K9
Road, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081
Lovingly written by the family.
4 Responses
brian was a great man and a good friend he will be dearly miss bye all that new him
I only knew Brian for a little while but what a brush of fresh air he was always a big smile on his face . To the boys I send hugs and prayers to you ❤️
Brain was a great guy a very wonderful husband and later a wonderful friend and great dad a was always there for me and I was always there for him to talk I will miss our talks R.I.P. my beloved
I remember when we were young and I would spend my vacation time with Brian and his family we would go to his motocross races and I remember thinking what a cool guy he was and how he had such an adventurous spirit and those were some of the best childhood memories I have. He was always very nice and sweet to me and I loved his sense of humor he had the unique ability to mimic numerous accents and he would have me cracking up. He was so fun to hang out with . even though I have not seen him in many years he has been with me in my heart and mind he certainly made my life better by being in it ! RIP cuz love you!!!! I’ll see you on the other side!!
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