Vinny Wood, affectionately known as "Venus," left this world on November 28, 2024, at the age of 58. Born on December 16, 1965, in Austell, she brought light and laughter into the lives of everyone she encountered, with a spirit as vibrant and fiery as her beloved red hair.
Vinny was a remarkable woman, who never met a stranger—her friendly demeanor drew people close, making every connection feel like an old friendship. She had a unique ability to listen, making anyone who shared their thoughts with her feel valued and heard. Her conversations were filled with both warmth and spice, as she had a knack for blending humor with heartfelt insights. Those who spoke with her often walked away with a smile, buoyed by her contagious positivity.
Vinny found joy in the simple things, like engaging on the phone for endless conversations, where laughter often echoed through the line.
Her devotion to family was unwavering. A proud mother, she leaves behind her son, Vincent Wood, whose life she deeply influenced. The love she had for her grandchildren, Nova Wood and Tesla Teague, was immeasurable; spending time with them brought her immense joy. Vinny's excitement for life was also evident in her many family gatherings where she created a space full of warmth, laughter, and togetherness.
Vinny also treasured the bonds she shared with her siblings, Grady Neese and Dana Harris. Music was a common thread in their lives, as they gathered to share notes and melodies, forging memories that echoed in their hearts. The presence of her father, Douglas Richard, brought her comfort, and she embraced moments spent with her cherished nephews, Zack Neese, Arlington Harris and nieces, Amanda Meigs, Savannah Harris.
While Vinny's journey has come to a close, she reunites with her beloved mother, Linda Richard, and her devoted husband, Billy Wood, who will welcome her with open arms. As we reflect on her extraordinary life, we remember the laughter, the love, and the bright smile that she gifted to everyone she met. Vinny Wood will be profoundly missed but lovingly remembered by all whose lives she touched.
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