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To Wolfley, there's no doubt where Woodson belonged.
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"He was the modern-day evolution of Mel Blount," former teammate Craig Wolfley said.
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He sailed to America in 1750 and changed his name to Wolfley upon arrival.
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"I think the iPad will at least give him the tools necessary to establish associations between a word and an object or interaction," Wolfley said.
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Ryan Wolfley, Ryder's developmental therapist, said he believes the technology will be very helpful in working with Ryder.
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Once rescued, the individuals were transported to a spot where other family members could pick them up, Wolfley said.
The Journal 2010
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Just seeing the family's reaction makes this type of work all the more rewarding, Wolfley said.
The Journal 2010
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Just seeing the family's reaction makes this type of work all the more rewarding, Wolfley said.
The Journal 2010
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Robert "Quinn" Wolfley, who was wanted for burglary and grand theft, was taken into custody on March 2 in Nampa.
KTVB.com Local News 2010
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"They were without power and our goal was to transport them to a safer area," Wolfley said.
The Journal 2010
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