I have known Bob since our church and high school days in Orlando in the 1960s.  Bob was always so caring and supportive in those days and over the years.   The photos  and comments reflect such a beautiful and loving family.  Judi will be missed by all who have known her. God Bless
Ken Pyle

this is voice mailing so I apologize for the inconsistency Bob I've known you and Judy for such a long time you came to my home and you took a beautiful picture of my son Jack fishing on his little chair when he was probably 2 1/2 or three I have a framed, and I will keep that forever you and Judy are family and she is still family. She's up above, looking down and knowing that all the people that knew her loved her very much. I can't imagine the pain that you're going through. We all go through pain in our life but somehow at the end of the day, it brings us some kind of peace. You have your beautiful children and your grandbabies, and it's been a pleasure to be part of your family and I'm always here for you. I think of you every night just know that when you lay in bed she's right there next to you she just can't talk to you. Love you.

Ms Ivey was my second grade teacher at Belle Elementary, and oh how I loved her! She was beautiful, sweet, and kind. What a wonderful year we had. I’m 55 years old, and I still remember her so fondly. My condolences to her loved ones.

I have been fortunate to know the Ivey family for many years, and my heart is heavy with the loss we are all feeling. Growing up alongside Katie, I spent countless hours at their home, where I felt like part of the family. Mrs. Ivey welcomed me with open arms and treated me like her second daughter, providing me with love and warmth that I will always cherish. Our shared experiences at church brought us even closer, creating bonds that will last a lifetime. She will be extremely missed, and my thoughts are with all of you during this difficult time. Please hold your loved ones a little tighter—life is precious and uncertain. Until we meet again, may she rest in peace.

I had just reconnected with Judy this fall on Facebook. She and my older sister were close friends in high school and my first teaching job out of college was substituting in Judy’s classroom at Belle Elementary in 1974. I am certain my sister is happily welcoming Judy to heaven.

Judi was my first cousin. We grew up living beside each other on Campbells Creek.  Many good memories were made in our younger years, but drifted from each other as years went by.  Rest in peace Judi.

She was my first grade teacher (Miss. Knapp) at Mary Ingles 1971, she was a wonderful teacher.  She taught me the love of words and books. Deepest sympathy for her family.

Judy was my teacher at Belle Elementary and I adored her! She took care of me and my sister when we were 10 and 8 when my mom had serious surgery. I thought I was so cool to stay with her. Such a wonderful lady. My deepest sympathies go out to her family. She will be missed. Lisa Riddle Cadle

Prayer of condolence for Bob and family.  Judy’s loving and caring nature  will be sorely missed by all of us at Lakewood Methodist Church.

Dear folks,i recall both the Iveys from Lakewood and Bob from Publix when i worked there.They were my customers at the time.I have lost touch a while back ,and regret not being connected anymore.Mrs.Ivey was a sweet lady and she and Bob made a nice couple .My deepest condolences to you the family.

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Judith Lynn Ivey

4 octubre, 1948 – 28 diciembre, 2024

Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Chapel & Oaklawn Cemetery

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