THE NEW YORK JOURNAL OF PHARMACY 



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Mr. Woodruff was a member of the 

 Memorial Presbyterian Church, 7th Ave. 

 and SterHng Place, Brooklyn, and was 

 at one time a teacher in the Sunday 

 School. 



In early life he married Cora East- 

 man of Poug-hkeepsie, who died in 1904. 

 He later married Miss Isabel Morrison 

 of New York, who with a son John E. 

 Woodruff survive him. 



Mr. Woodruff was stricken with the 

 illness which terminated fatally while 

 speaking at a meeting- of the Progressive 

 party in favor of the fusion candidates 

 for city offices, which were triumphantly 

 elected shortly after his decease. 



Funeral services were held at the Cen- 

 tral Congregational Church, Hancock 

 Street, Brooklyn, where the large audi- 

 torium was crowded to the doors by 

 friends and associates in business and 

 political life and citizens of Brooklyn 

 who had learned to know, love and re- 

 spect him during his residence among 

 them. 



Later a mass meeting was held at the 

 Brooklyn Academy of Music to do honor 

 to his memory which was attended by 

 members of the Progressive and Re- 

 publican parties and prominent citizens. 

 At this meeting eulogies of his life and 

 works were pronounced by many speak- 

 ers, among whom were Justice Jenks of 

 the Superior Court, who had been his 

 life long friend, by whom he was pro- 

 nounced a loving and beloved man ; a 

 man of action, of energy, with an in- 

 tense desire to achieve, strong in his 

 convictions, an earnest and constant 

 friend, a good American who knew his 

 country and its institutions, and was 

 proud of them. 



To few men is it permitted to accom- 

 plish so much in 55 years of life as 

 Timothy Lester Woodruff did, but we 

 can see that by his careful training and 

 liberal education he was well fitted for 

 the positions in the business world and 

 political life that he was destined to fill, 

 while his geniality, his sturdy common, 

 sense, strong convictions and many en- 

 gaging personal qualities, attracted men 

 to him, and made him one of the most 

 popular men in the community which he 

 served with singular ability during his 

 all too short life. 



NOTICE. 



ELECTION OF OFFICERS 



OF THE 



ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 



WILL BE HELD OM 



Wednesday, April 8th, I9I4 



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