Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Ronnie,
I remember our days in the Traffic Section and one in particular when you were a Sgt. and a certain Lt. said something to you and you told him off. I respected you for saying what you truly felt and not just blowing smoke. You were very deserving of being promoted to Lieutenant. Thanks for being you.
Your friend,
Walter

Sgt. Walter Hughes, Retired
Metro Nashville Police Dept.

July 6, 2007

Lt. Woodard, you helped me on one of my first fatals that I worked in Wilson County, thanks. When the call came out no one was sure in which county it was in. You stayed and helped me. I still think of you often, and am glad that I had the chance to meet you.Your work is still not done here. Youe kindness keeps me trying to do the same for other officers and the public alike. Thanks Rest In Peace

Trp. Mike Tysinger
T.H.P.

June 4, 2007

officer woodard was taken away rhe same year and under the same circumstances as my father. we are neighboring states. the suspect who shot and killed my father was treated at u.t. tennessee state troopers testified at the trial of the suspect who shot my father. officer woodard may you rest in peace. you will never be forgotten for the sacrifice that you made. all of you angels in blue make us so proud. may god comfort your family. i am sure you and my father are still looking out for us all. thank you for your work that you did while you were here. forever in my thoughts and prayers.

kimberly kidwell
daughter of fallen stanford ky officer

March 4, 2007

REMEMBERING LT. WOODARD ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH.
"HE WAS ONLY DOING HIS JOB". ONE THAT I KNOW HE WAS CALLED TO DO.
I KNOW THAT HIS FAMIY, FRIENDS AND CO-WORKERS STILL THINK OF HIM AND MISS HIM. THERE IS A VOID THAT CAN NEVER BE FILLED. HE TRULY IS A HERO.

MOTHER OF A FALLEN OFFICER IN TENNESSEE

October 9, 2006

I wish to acknowledge the distinquished service Lt. Ronnie Woodard gave to his community and the citizens of Tennessee, and for the supreme sacrifice he and his family made on October 9, 1991. Lt. Woodard, you are a true hero and are not forgotten.

Phyllis Loya, mother of fallen officer
Larry Lasater, Pittsburg PD eow 4/24/05

October 13, 2005

Ronnie and I worked together in the patrol divison in lower east Nashville. We worked in CID at the same time. We both were motorcycle officers. Ronnie lived 2 miles from me and we were close personal friends. He offered to lend me a Corvette to take my wife to Gatlinburg for an anniversary. I grew up in east Nashville with the mother of his four children. Ronnie wrecked on I-40 when a lady suddenly stopped in the fast lane and he hit her in the rear end on a m-cycle. I went to the hospital to visit, when he got out of ICU and he was seeing double, but not clear. He knew who I was when I said hi. I asked him if he would ever ride again and he said, "You bring that so and so and park it outside my window and I'll ride it today. I went to Ronnie's funeral and rode with Sgt. Monica Jett. The three of us were partners in patrol, days off,etc; Ronnie I'll see you later, buddy...

po2/detective(Retired IOD)- Tommy Gentry
Metro Nashville Police Department

July 14, 2005

Ronnie, I think about you often. I learned a lot from you in the short time I got to know you. Have peace.

Officer Phillip Shuler
Metro Nashville Police Dept.

July 7, 2005

God bless you Sir for make the ultimate sacrifice. You will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.

Kevin Cannon
Brother of Keith Cannon EOW 5/4/05

June 17, 2005

God bless your family. You made the ultimate sacrifice, now you can sit at God's side and be one of his angels in blue.

Wife Of An Indiana State Police Officer

June 24, 2004

Do they have baby blue corvettes in heaven Ronnie?

Anonymous

Ronnie was a wonderful, funny man who will always be remembered. He will always be in my heart.

Anonymous