The historical foundation of Justice Jewelers

The history and overview of how and why Justice Jewelers was built.

Presentation by the late Mr. Woody Justice, (August 1949 - October 2011)

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[Tracoma]

Was wondering why Woody Justice was no longer the one doing the Justice Jewelers commercials, and now I know.

RIP Woody

[richiebeegood]

My work experience for Woody was one that left me with skills and information I still use today. He was a genius, and yet, humble, caring, and committed. He may have been firm and had high expectations, but you don't become the best by being wishee-washey: and Woody was anything but that! Thank you for inspiring us all to know more about these wonderful gems left for us in this world, and for inspiring us to work hard, give back, and strive for excellence! R.I.P. Woody!

[Derrick Willard]

Years ago I spent some treasured moments at Justice Jewelers doing computer work for Woody. While I was working, invariably Woody would sit down next to me and chat. He was such an interesting person, well read and with thoughtful opinions. He had an incredible interest in how things worked and the conversation often moved from computers and coding to the bigger issues of what life was all about. Woody, you will be missed buddy.

[MissouriMatt54]

Miss ya Woody, thank you for being around.

Matthew Sievert

[p51d007]

Woody, you will be missed. Wasn't a day that went by that if I was having rough day, that one of your wokka-wokka commercials would come on the air and put a smile on my face. Rest in peace.

[Denee' Hughes]

RIP Woody. :(

[thejeweledheart]

Well loved by many, he was my friend, a kind man that had a heart of gold and a passion for life. Prayers to his family and those who loved him,  He gave so much back to the community and was a true advocate for children and the less fortunate. I bet they had some awesome Wokka Wokka Wings waiting for you when you got to heaven my friend. We will miss you.

[bz517]

My dear friend and jewelry retailing legend will be missed by all that knew him. God only takes the great ones. Prayers to the family, and thanks to the "Woodster" for being the man he was! Barry Zale, Dallas Texas

[ozmojoe0311]

"Wokka Wokka" RIP Woody!

[ThatKatieP]

Woody, my friend - you will be missed.