Judy Lee Bass

Born on October 19,1941 in Monahans, Texas, Judy lived a life filled with love, kindness, and dedication to her family and community. She was a woman of remarkable strength and boundless generosity. Her family witnessed Judy always giving everything she had to help those in need. Even with all her business success, her greatest joy was always her family. To Judy, it didn’t matter if she was gathering everyone together for a home-cooked meal or playing on the floor with her beloved grandchildren. Her home was always full of warmth, love, and laughter.

Judy had a 30-year career with AT&T as a circuit design clerk and was known as a key contributor who took great pride in her duties. After her retirement from AT&T she co-founded Mid-Cities Data Comm with her husband Milton. After her second well-earned retirement, she enjoyed spending as much time as she could with family, playing on her computer, coloring, and solving crossword puzzles.

Judy is survived by her son, Barry Bass, daughter Melissa Lewis and son-in law John Lewis, Grandchildren Danielle Frazier, Brady Frazier and wife Brieana, their father Brad Frazier, and Alex Smith and husband Tylor Smith. Great Grandchildren include: Imagine Bass-Snell, Greyson Frazier, Athena Baker, Persephone Smith, baby Frazier arriving in November, and sister, Melba Kemp. She was preceded in death by her husband, Milton Bass Jr, of 58 years, her sister, Sue Kauitzsch, and parents Walter and Josephine Pilgrim.

Friends and Family are invited to join us as we celebrate her life with visitation service Tuesday June 16, from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm and the funeral service beginning at 2:00 pm. A reception will immediately follow. All services will be held at Laurel Land at 7100 Crowley Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76134.

Pallbearers will be Barry Bass, Brad Frazier, Brady Frazier, Hector Flores, Paul Grey and Jesus Ramirez Jr.

We are forever grateful to the team at Wings Over Texas Hospice and Forever Young for guiding our family with compassionate care, comfort, and love during this difficult time.

Judy will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew her. Her 84 years in this world gave all of us memories that will last generations.