Rev. Clayton Reid WOODBURY
1941 - (83 years)-
Name Clayton Reid WOODBURY Prefix Rev. Birth 9 Jan 1941 Gender Male Census 1950 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts 
Siblings2 brothers Person ID I6820 bmds Last Modified 16 Jun 2022
Father Rev. Newton Edgar WOODBURY, b. 4 Sep 1915, Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts d. 31 Mar 1999, Newtown Square, Delaware, Pennsylvania (Age 83 years) Mother Hellen Vernon SKINNER, b. 12 Sep 1914, Los Angeles, California d. 16 Jun 2007, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania (Age 92 years) Family ID F2395 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Nancy Carroll DELK, b. 28 Sep 1940 (Age 83 years) Marriage 24 Jun 1961 Tulare, California [1] Age at Marriage Clayton : 20 years old | Nancy : 20 years old. Children 1 son and 3 daughters 1 . Myles Clayton WOODBURY, b. 6 Aug 1962 (Age 61 years)+ 2 
. Nanette Celeste WOODBURY, b. 3 Feb 1966 (Age 58 years)+ 3 . Amy Carol WOODBURY, b. 11 Feb 1968 (Age 56 years)4 . Melissa Claire WOODBURY, b. 6 Oct 1970 (Age 53 years)Family ID F2544 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Census - 1950 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts 
Marriage - 24 Jun 1961 - Tulare, California Pin Legend 
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Notes - American Baptist Regions:
Dr. Clayton R. Woodbury, ABC of Pennsylvania & Delaware,
106 Revere Ln, Coatsville, PA 19320,
1-800/358-6999, FAX 610/466-2013, cab2644@aol.com
American Baptist News for oct. 4, 1996 :
Dr. Clayton R. Woodbury, executive minister of the Pittsburgh Baptist Association, has been named the next executive minister of the American Baptist Churches of Pennsylvania and Delaware. Woodbury, who was elected Sept. 21 by the Region Board, will begin his new duties Jan. 1, 1997. The decision was announced by ABCOPAD President Myra Goss. Woodbury had been recommended to the Board unanimously by a region search committee. Robert Allen, former treasurer/associate general secretary of American Baptist Churches USA, has been serving as interim executive minister since the retirement of Dr. Richard Rusbuldt in September 1995. Woodbury has served since 1989 as executive minister of the Pittsburgh Baptist Association, where he previously had been associate executive minister. Since 1991 he has been an instructor at the Center for Urban Biblical Ministry.
Ordained in 1965, Woodbury has held pastorates at First Baptist Church, Bangor, Me. (1965-1985), and First Baptist Church, North Oxford, Mass. (1965-1969). He also has been an adjunct faculty member at New York Theological Seminary (1973-1986) and director of Theological Education for Laity at Bangor Theological Seminary (1981-1986). Woodbury has held numerous positions on committees and other bodies of American Baptist Churches USA, including many as a representative of the Regional Executive Ministers Council.
He holds degrees from Trinity College (B.S.), Andover Newton Theological School (B.D.) and New York Theological Seminary (S.T.M., D.Min.). His wife, Nancy, is assistant executive director of Fair Oaks of Pittsburgh, a retirement community. They are members of North Hills Community Baptist Church in Pittsburgh. In announcing Woodbury’s appointment in a letter sent to ABCOPAD churches, Goss noted, “I am certain that you will be encouraged by Dr. Woodbury’s sincere dedication to Jesus Christ and the Church […] please keep Dr. Woodbury in your prayers, asking both God’s blessing and leading as he assumes this new office.” The American Baptist Churches of Pennsylvania and Delaware, one of 34 regions within American Baptist Churches USA, includes approximately 280 churches and 42,000 resident members.
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Sources - [S2] Newspaper.
C. R. Woodbury’s Take Cross Country Honeymoon
PORTERVILLE, Tulare Co. — A cross country honeymoon followed the wedding of Nancy Carroll Delk and Clayton Reid Woodbury and preceded the establishment of their first home in Hartford, Conn.
The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Newton Woodbury or Wayne, Pa., the father of the bridegroom in the First Baptist Church. Woodbury and his bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Delk will live a year in Hartford while the bridegroom completes his fourth year in Trinity College. The couple then will reside in Pennsylvania while he attends theological college in preparation for a carerr as a Baptist minister.
The blue frocks and pink carnation bouquets of the five attendants complemented the costume of silk worn by the bride.
Miss Delk’s gown featured a sequin and pearl embroidered yoke of lace and a full skirt swept into a train. The bridal bouquet was of lilies of the valley, gladioli and carnations and the veil attached to a crown of pearlized orange blossoms was of illusion in a waist length.
Mrs Bob Hambleton of Jerome, Idaho, the bride’s only sister was the matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Joy Cook of Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County; Sonia Encinas of San Francisco, Pat Holly and Janet Schwinn.
John Woodbury was his brother’s best man The ushers were Dave Lee, Don Donsford and Bob Bylin, all of Hartford, Phi Kappa Psi fraternity brothers of the bridegroom, and William Delk and Leroy Delk, both brothers of the bride.
A reception in the church social hall followed the wedding.
The bride attended the San Francisco State College and the School Porterville High School.
— The Fresno Bee, Sunday, July 9, 1961.
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