Vester Woodham

Vester "Chubby" Woodham, a beacon of love and laughter, passed away on March 22, 2025, in Greenville, SC, at the age of 71. Born on January 13, 1954, in Jersey City, NJ, Chubby was a cherished soul whose warmth and selflessness touched everyone she met.

Chubby spent her early years in Jersey City, where she cultivated a deep love for her family and the simple joys of life. Her infectious laughter and generous spirit were a comfort to all who knew her. Chubby's life was a testament to the power of love, as she dedicated herself to her family, friends, and the children she served as a bus aid for special needs for a decade. Her commitment to the well-being of others was unwavering, and her impact on the community will be felt for years to come.

She is survived by her devoted husband of 40 years, Jimmy Woodham, who stood by her side as a loving partner in all of life's adventures. Chubby's memory will be cherished by her siblings: Johnnie Pear Lee, Deborah Scott, Dotti Hogan, Earl Hogan, Barry Hogan, and Carl Hogan. She was preceded in death by her sister, Norman Spann, whose memory she held close to her heart.

Chubby's passion for life was evident in her love for children, family gatherings, and the culinary delights she created in her kitchen. Her recipes were a staple at family events, and her cooking brought people together in celebration of both the everyday and the extraordinary.

Those who knew Chubby will remember her as a loving, funny, and selfless individual. Her ability to find humor in any situation and her eagerness to put others before herself were the hallmarks of her character. Chubby's legacy is one of kindness, compassion, and an unwavering dedication to those she loved.

As we bid farewell to Vester "Chubby" Woodham, we hold tight to the memories that she leaves behind. Her laughter will echo in the hearts of her family and friends, and her spirit will continue to inspire acts of love and selflessness in all who were fortunate enough to have been a part of her life. Chubby's journey on earth may have ended, but her story will be told for generations to come.