Judy, 
Just how lucky was I to have met you, and your  boys in Memphis; and who would have known that we would have become like sisters so fast!
After being neighbors for a while, it was easy to see why I initially took to you. What an amazing mother first of all! Then I saw all the other beauty within you coming out. 
Oh, all the laughs we had over the years. There were times I laughed so hard  —- well, you know! It almost happened! 😆
We too had been through a lot of life’s valleys together, and came though them like champs! 
You were such a great cook, and you taught me so much. There is hardly a time that when I am in the kitchen that I do not think of you, or your boys. You taught me so many things during our 40+ years of “sisterhood”.  
I hope that I left as much love with you my dear. 
You are missed every day. I miss our phone calls over the miles. The spontaneous visits whenever I was near you! The get togethers that we would throw, cook all day, and then eat like kings & queens later on. Then sit around the kitchen table for hours telling stories on one another. 
I am thankful that you didn’t have to suffer long before you went home. I was so sorry I couldn’t be with you, but I think you found out how sick I was at that time.
Love you girl, and sure do miss your beautiful smile, and laugh.
Nancy

Judy, It's been almost a year now and I miss you as much today as I did a year ago. You will never know the joy and happiness you brought to me. Remember when I would tell you that seven lifetimes would not be enough time to be with you... I meant every word. You will never know how much I miss your friendship... our conversations, your companionship, your ever present beautiful smile, the love in those big brown eyes... GOD only knows how much I miss you. I was so blessed to have had you the time I did. I love you so much... and always will.

I grew up with Judy but lost contact with her after she married and moved away. My sister Helen, cousin Pat and I often talked about the fun times we all had as children. We all lived nearby in Woodlawn and went to school there. I'm just so sad that we only found out about her death in July. We would have been there to say goodbye to our old friend.

I will always remember Judy as my first, best friend. We lived close together during those grammer and high school years, and spent almost all our time together. We both married, had our children and went our separate ways, but tried to in vain to keep in touch. I have nothing but fun and precious memories of my friend, and will miss her forever. She was a blessing to my life.

             God Saw You
God saw you getting tired and a cure was not to be. So he put his arms around you and whispered,              
"Come to Me"
With tearful eyes we watched you and saw you pass away, and though we loved you dearly, we could not ask you to stay. A golden heart stopped beating, hands were put to rest. God touched our hearts and proved to us,
He only takes the best.
Pick me up sissy... I Love you! Stewart

I am sorry to here about your loss,may you find comfort in knowing that God do care for us(John 3:16).

Ms. Judy,
 You will never know how much you meant to me. I was blessed when God put you in my life. My life has been so much richer because of you. My grandbabies will surley miss you too. I miss you being a stones throw away from me. I love you with all my heart. Thanks for being a beautiful, loving, caring friend. You will always be in my heart forever. Your footprints will always be on my heart. Love you always.

Judy, 
Even though we had not seen you in many years; we still remember those good times in Memphis and Jonesboro with Kin and Ellen.You will be missed.
Joe and Joann Brewer

In our thoughts and prayers at this time. So sorry for your loss.  She was a wonderful Mother.

Judy, you have been my dearest friend  for over forty-five years.  We shared much laughter and quite a few tears as we cherished our good times and struggled through some heartaches.  You will always be in my heart and in my dearest
memories.
Shirley Litwhiler
Americus, GA

Judy was my daughter Sommer'S Godmother. She will be missed by many people.

We will miss you, great aunt Judy, you will always be in our hearts.  We will love you forever.  Madison and Tabi

so sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers are with you.

Judy, as I have gone about my day, I realize how much you influenced my life. Yesterday, I was cutting back my begonia and remembered that 42 years ago you gave me my first begonia cutting. In fact, you introduced me to the wonderful world of house plants. Night before last, I served eggs benedict which you taught me how to make. We didn't call it mentoring back then, but your fingerprint is all over my life. I miss you and will see you on the other side. Love, Ellen Renfroe-Walker

Judy, my sister, you were an amazing woman, full of strength and wisdom.  You were always there for me throughout my life...in the good times and the tough times.  We laughed and cried, and I will always treasure our special times together, just you and me....laughing like crazy...I can hear you now.  I will miss you so, just knowing you were there.  I will never forget and love you always...jane

The light and warmth that is you will always burn bright in my heart. You are always in my thoughts and in my heart. Love, Annette

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Judith Ann Alexander

3 octobre 1941 – 22 avril 2012

Kilgroe Funeral Home

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