Trudy M. Claiborne

Trudy M. Claiborne

Trudy Claiborne Obituary

Published by Bliley's Funeral Home - Chippenham on Dec. 9, 2008.
CLAIBORNE, Trudy M., 51, of Chesterfield, Va., went to be with the Lord Monday, December 8, 2008. She is survived by her mother, Annona Morrison; husband, James R. Claiborne; six sons, Jimmy, T.J., Brian, Jonathan, Jesse and Corey; three granddaughters, two grandsons, three sisters, two brothers, and her church family at Victory Tabernacle. The family will receive friends 4 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Bliley's-Chippenham, 6900 Hull Street Rd. The funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at Victory Tabernacle Church, 11700 Genito Rd. Interment Dale Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Massey Cancer Center.
This obituary was originally published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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December 12, 2008

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December 8, 2009

James, Annona & ALL the family,

Our heart goes out to you today. We are thinking of your family on this one year anniversary. With love and prayers, Elmo & Betty Mann

Janice Tapia

December 14, 2008

James, Annona, Brian, Jonathan, Jimmy, TJ, Jessie, Cory, Alice, Cindy, Brothers, and ALL the family,

My heart goes out to you in the loss of Trudy. She was truly the most generous and loving person I’ve ever known. She always found the time and energy to help everyone and was an inspiration to all who knew her. It was an honor to have known her and to have been considered her friend.
I feel so lucky to have had her in my life and am a better person for having known her. She touched all who knew her and will always be remembered. Love lives on in all your wonderful memories of Trudy, and I pray they will bring you comfort and peace.

Thinking of all of you.

Bill & Pat Farris

December 12, 2008

Dearest Family, I wept as I read your heartfelt words describing your appreciation and love for Trudy. To me she was a true friend, true in her love for God and His Son, Jesus, true to her family in every situation. Trudy was with us only a short time but made a huge impression with the true way in which she lived her life. We will all miss her greatly and are anxious for the day we will see her again. May God shower you with the comfort you deserve. Love Bill and Pat Farris and Family

michele wynn

December 10, 2008

Clauborne Family,
Charles and I are sorry for your the loss of your mother, and aunt. I now this is a hard time for all of you, but take heart GOD heals all wounds.

Lennie Carr

December 10, 2008

Corey, Jessie and Family,
Your JROTC family here at Manchester High School offers its sincere condolences in your time of grief. Take solace in the fact that the Lord will heal your heart and remember all of the great times you had with your Mom.

LTC (R) Carr
SGM (R) Wilderman

Amy Atkins

December 10, 2008

Aunt Trudy was my aunt but also my other mother. Thanks for being the girly mom. Alexis, Joey and I will miss you. We will keep you in our hearts forever.
Love ya the Atkins family

Simon Hong

December 10, 2008

Im not a big christian but i see that you were blessed with many people who love you that are family and friends. I believe you've gone to heaven and have been saved by the lord. I will pray for you tonight, and pray hard to the lord.

Corey Herndon

December 10, 2008

Mom we all are going to miss you. Well we already do. You were the greatest to me and i will never forget all you have done for me. Love you mom.

Leisa Claiborne

December 10, 2008

Mom we all love you. As a family we will all remember the great things that you have done and you will live on in our hearts.

Angel Jeter

December 9, 2008

I forgot to mention a great thing Trudy did for me, that every time I saw her I thanked her again. Back in 1983, Trudy and I attended another Church together and back then, I was poor as a Church mouse. Trudy and I wore the same size shoe back then, and she bought a whole bag of shoes for me to try on one time to the Church. I was so poor back then, I lived on canned tuna fish and not much else for 2 years. She blessed me that day more than I think she ever knew (but I tried to let her know). I'll never forget it. Thanks again Trudy! Pamela "Angel" Jeter

Aubrey S. Bass, III

December 9, 2008

Dear Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Words can never adequately express how one feels at a time like this. I am a friend of Mike (Grady) Morrison and have known him through Oxford. He spoke highly of Trudy and having not met her is my loss. May God support and undergird you at this time. I pray that God will bring back to you wonderful memories of her prior to the illness. Peace.

ted & Joan mann

December 9, 2008

james, grandma, and boys, we share in your grief, yet rejoice with you knowing trudy will now be pain free and being with our lord and savior. we wish to thank all of you for making us welcome in the neighborhood. we will take these thoughts when we depart. thank you for being the people you are. and trudy will be missed but never forgotten....

Lucinda Zink

December 9, 2008

Trudy is my sister. My famliy will greatly miss her. I love you Trudy and always will. You went home to be with Jesus, I"ll see you again one day . Love Cindy

Jim Karmilowicz

December 9, 2008

I will always miss you and your generous heart. As a close friend of your brother, Mike, I share in your families loss and pray God will help them with their pain. I am comforted knowing you are in His loving arms now.

Pam Peck

December 9, 2008

To Mom, James, and all the Boys,
Please accept my heartfelt sympathies for your loss of Trudy. My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
In all the world we shall not find a heart so loving and so kind, so soft a voice, so sweet a smile, an inspiration so worthwhile, a sympathy so sure, so deep, a love so wonderful to keep. How blessed we all are for having Trudy in our lives. The spirit of Trudy will always be with us.

Elmo & Betty Mann

December 9, 2008

Jim, Annona & Family,
We are so sorry for your loss and send our deepest sympathy to your family during this difficult time. Trudy was such an inspiration to us. We share your sadness and will remember your family in prayer. Sincerely,

David & Jeri Diggs

December 9, 2008

Morrison and Claiborne Family,

We appreciate that the Lord led us to be friends/family with Grady & Annona which included Trudy & James and the boys. We love you all and pray that the Lord will continue to comfort your family. We love you all. David and Jeri Diggs and Family

Martha Powers

December 9, 2008

Jim and Family,
My deepest and heartfelt sympathy go out to each and everyone of you. Trudy was a true inspiration through her sickness. The one thing she did was never give up hope or faith in Jesus. I know she is at peace now, and one day you will all be together again.

Pamela Jeter

December 9, 2008

It’s the hardest time of the year to lose a loved one. I know from experience, I lost my Daddy December 11, 1977 and my Mom December 14, 2000. There’s always a void and we never stop missing them and it seems the Holidays are the hardest. One thing that has always given me joy, is knowing that my Daddy and Mom are right there celebrating with Jesus all the Holy days, and up there - they're all Holy. Can you imagine how glorious that is? Trudy’s right there! Right now! No more sickness! She’s dancing and singing and it’s a party up there! Soon and very soon we’ll all be together again. Hold on! Jesus is coming soon!

James Claiborne

December 9, 2008

Mom, you have touched so many in your life, including raising 4 boys who were not your but you never treated us any different and you made us all your boys.

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