Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Rest in peace Flight Officer Wood.

Rabbi Lewis S. Davis

November 2, 2019

God bless you brother, you are missed but will never be forgotten.

Kenny Driscoll Retired Detective
Brother Police Officer within the Baltimore Police Department

November 5, 2018

Officer Wood,
On today, the 20th anniversary of your death I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice-not just for your Community but for our Country as well when you served with the U.S. Army as well during the Vietnam War. And to your Family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

R.I.P.
USBP

Anonymous
United States Border Patrol

November 4, 2018

Martha, I have been thinking of you a lot lately. I just want you to know that I still love and care for you. Love LeTanya

P/O LeTanya Powell
BCPD

August 12, 2016

Martha, our prayers are with you today and always. God called a hero home this day in 1998 to continue his flight above. Flight Officer Barry Wood, you sir are a hero we will never forget. Continue to rest in peace and keep watch from above.

Deb, Joe and Faith Azure
Family of Deputy Renee Azure, EOW 08/06/02

November 4, 2015

I knew Barry personally and he was a great person and so much fun to be around. Always ready with a comment and a quick smile. He has truly been missed.

Ray Helmick
Mechanic on Foxtrot

November 4, 2014

To Mrs. Wood,

I have had the honor in researching your husband in a recent training course, Blue Courage. I would be lying if I said that I did not have tears rolling down my face while researching him. The tears of sorrow for the loss of a great man and an officer were tremendiously out weighed by the tears of pride and joy. In my opinion, your husband embodied the reason why I became and officer, to help people. When we all raise our hands and take that oath, we all accept a life full of uncertainty and a life full of endless possibility. Some may say that life is not worth it but I beg to differ. If we, not only as officers but as people can help, influence, impact and or save at least one person; I would say the life we chose to live was well worth it. On more than one occasion, through out many years, your husband made many selfless acts that saved many lives. Some may say that on Wednesday, November 4, 1998, Officer Wood not only payed the ultimate price, but made his last selfless act. Once again I think differently, he may not be here physically but he continues to act through all of us.

Officer
SCSU PD, CT

October 30, 2014

I only met you once, but was I was a partner with Mark for about a year. I was obviously a rookie. As you know, we just celebrated the Star Spangled Spectacular. The Blue Angels showed an memorable display. I just know that YOU were guiding them over Baltimore.

Lt. George Clinedinst
BCPD

September 26, 2014

Dear Martha,
My fellow officers and I are in training called Blue Courage. At my group we were fortunate to receive your husband name and share how he lived his life. I just wanted to let you know that his memory will never be forgoten.

Detective Gil Ochoa
Miami Dade schools police

June 13, 2014

RIP Officer Wood. 15 years ago today you gave the ultimate sacrifice for the people of Maryland and the people of the US. Thank you for your service.

Anonymous

November 4, 2013

My heart and prayers are with Martha today and always as her heart still breaks for the love of her lift. Continue to rest in peace Officer Wood, and Martha know that we are with you always.

Deb, Joe and Faith Azure

November 4, 2013

Remembering Flight Officer Barry W. Wood, BPD and thinking about his beautiful wife, Martha Geneva Stone-Wood on this day 14 years ago that changed Martha's life forever. I thank him for his heroism and his sacrifices. He along with all of our fallen heroes will be forever in my heart. I love you, Martha! ღ

Angie Halcomb
Close Friend

November 4, 2012

rest in peace and may god bless you

Pfc Jon Pease
C M P D-retired bpd

November 4, 2012

Happy birthday to my Barry in Heaven.... I miss celebrating your b'day with our walks, chocolate guitar shaped cake, a special dinner, watching you gently opening your presents with great surprise in your eyes and most of all I miss YOU so very much. AMLF&A

Martha
surviving spouse

August 25, 2012

I'm helping daughter, Sally, settle into life in Baltimore where she now lives and works - and am thinking of Barry and Martha. Martha, I hope you are well.

Diane Wood Troy
cousin

March 7, 2012

The 12th year of your passing was filled with beautiful memories of your wonderful Life! I miss you so very much and you will always be in my heart as I continue with my life's journey. AMLF&A

surviving spouse

November 8, 2010

Aug.25th..Today would have been your 62nd Birthday, we would have spent the day completely together first with a walk, then a light lunch.. coffee, peanut butter & Ritz crackers!!!, make your Chocolate Guitar Birthday Cake,while you enjoyed working on your well manicured yard or washing your truck!!Then in to relax :)! A trip to car dealership to see the new trucks!!! Home to dinner & enjoy our life together !!! AMLF&A

Martha
widow

August 25, 2010

Your heroism and service is honored today, the 11th anniversary year of your death. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. My cherished son Larry Lasater was a fellow police officer who was murdered in the the line of duty on April 24, 2005 while serving as a Pittsburg, CA police officer.

Time never diminishes respect. Your memory will always be honored and revered.

Rest In Peace.

To his wife: I pray for your solace today. Your love for your husband resonates through your reflections.
Phyllis Loya

Anonymous

November 5, 2009

Today on your birthday, I will celebrate your life remembering your laughter, smile, sense of humor, your caring & support, the love we shared, the fun times & the wonderful man you were & will be remembered as Hero in so many ways....

Martha Wood
surviving spouse

August 25, 2009

I truely need your direction now!

martha wood
surviving spouse

July 31, 2009

I never knew Barry but through his wife Martha, I have become to know him. He was an incredable person. As I attended to tenth anniversary memorial ceremony held at Martins Airport in Baltimore, I saw Martha's pride to be his wife of 28 years. God Bless you and keep you in God's hands.

Angie Halcomb
Surviving Spouse of
Officer Jimmy Halcomb
Baltimore City Police
EOW: April 16, 1976

Angie Halcomb
Surviver

November 11, 2008

RIP.You will not be forgotten.

Anonymous

November 7, 2008

Barry,
It just doesn't seem real that ten years have passed since that fateful day. You would be so proud of Martha though, the way she has risen to the task of helping the memorial museum become reality. I now you've been joined by a few more pilots this year, and I know you're welcoming them in, and watching over the rest. Keep a eye on Martha, she needs to feel you watching over her as she drives around in the "blue bug".

BJ HECKMAN-SAUER
VETERANS AFFAIRS POLICE

November 1, 2008

Oct 9th Our Wedding day......
a m l f & a,
Martha

Martha
surviving spouse of Flight Officer Barry Wood, BPD e.o.w.11/04/1998

October 8, 2008

Aug 25th I'm sure you are celebrating your birthday in Heaven today...another special day without you! Everyday has the emptiness of you ..your smile that reached from ear to ear, your full laughter, companionship, support and the love you gave. Today is especially lonely remembering all the ways we celebrated our special days. I will have chocolate cake today!!
Always missing you... a m l f & a,
your Martha

Martha
surviving spouse of Flight Officer Barry Wood, BPD e.o.w.11/04/1998

August 25, 2008