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Miss you Mom.
Kirk Duncan
March 27, 2018 | Beason, IL
Photo courtesy of Adams Funeral Chapel - Charleston
Sep 4, 1941 - Feb 15, 2018
Miss you Mom.
Kirk Duncan
March 27, 2018 | Beason, IL
Judy and I have a lot of shared memories as we were growing up. I lost my mother, and lived with an aunt and uncle in Buffalo.. In the summer, I'd spend weeks on the farm where Judy, Linda and her mom, Dorothy lived.. We had lots of fun riding in the wagons with the grain, playing on the swings.. The only bad thing was that I told Judy there was no Santa Clause. She never did let me forget that! We have laughed about it so many times.. I will miss our phone talks and miss her sweet laugh. ...
Cathy Vignali
February 22, 2018 | Sherman, IL
This describes the Judy I remember. She always had a smile and I loved her laughter. I have wonderful memories of her when she was a little girl and I'm sure her family must have so many great memories. I am sorry for the loss to her family, she will definitely be missed.
Cousin Delores Oschwald Fowler
February 22, 2018
She was definitely a precious jewel in this life! We are praying for you all and know that we are here for you. Just ask if you need anything.
Lisa Magee
February 21, 2018 | Charleston, IL
Loved Judy,so much!! Happy that she and Jim are reunited now in Heaven with Jesus!! Must have been a glorious meeting It must have been!!
So sad I will not be able to attend her memorial as Iwill,be out of town, but I will be with you in the Spirit.
Mary Ethridge
February 20, 2018 | Charleston, IL
tonya duncan
February 20, 2018 | {etersburg, IL
Angie McCullough
February 20, 2018 | Mattoon, IL
CHARLESTON, IL – Judith Marian Duncan, age 76 of Charleston, joined Jesus in her Heavenly Home on Thursday, February 15, 2018 while at St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Her family will host a Memorial Service honoring and celebrating her life at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 24, 2018 at Charleston Community Church located at 2360 Shawnee Drive in Charleston. A time of fellowship will be held following the service. Judy’s cremated remains, along with those of husband Jim, will be inurned at Roselawn Cemetery in Charleston at a later date. It is requested that thoughtful donations in her honor be made to Charleston Community Church or to the Charleston Food Pantry. Gifts may be mailed in care of Adams Funeral Chapel, 2330 Shawnee Dr., Charleston, IL 61920.
Judy was born September 4, 1941 in Springfield, Illinois, the daughter of John and Dorothy (Weidhuner) Dye. Judy’s father died when she was very young and her mother later married Robert Durham, the man she would lovingly know as dad. On June 6, 1959 Judy married her soul mate and the love of her life, James Dale Duncan, and their love, respect and admiration for one another was evident to everyone. Jim preceded her in death on March 23, 2017. She is survived by a devoted and loving family including her children, Jim Duncan and wife Angie of Lynville, Kentucky, Kirk Duncan and wife Jollon of Beason, Illinois, Mike Duncan and wife Lynn of Manchester, Tennessee and Justine Dillon and husband Neal of Charleston; twelve grandchildren, Cole (Sarah) Duncan, Seth (Elisabeth) Duncan, Mariah (Andrew) Morgan, Karmalisha Duncan, Royce Duncan and fiancé Samantha Brown, Stephen Duncan, Antoinette (Jaron) Davis, Julia Duncan, Landon Duncan, Jacey Dillon, Nicholas Dillon and Brady Dillon; her 11 great-grandchildren, Emma, Ellie, Gia, Brooklyn, Branson, Wyatt, Sawyer, Isaiah, Olivia, Aleyah, Kyler and another on the way. She is also survived by her sister, Linda Whittington of South Carolina and her nephew, Ruben Royer, his wife Leann and their children Emily, Becca and Brandon, all of Oakland, Illinois. In addition to her parents, stepfather, and husband, Judy was preceded by a son, Stephen Dale Duncan.
Judy was a graduate of Greenview High School. She was not only a longtime member of the Charleston Community Church family but also served as their church secretary for 20 years.
Judy had a knack for decorating and loved antiquing and flea markets in search of items to assist with her décor. As the matriarch, her devotion to her family as a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and aunt was beyond compare. She looked forward to organizing fun family events to strengthen the family bonds that were so important to her. Judy lived life with a servant’s heart, always putting others before herself. She was selfless and her compassion, love and concern for others was enduring. She always strived to live a Christian life and to share with others the goodness and love of God. Judy and Jim are now together forever sharing a love that was so unique and an example for everyone.
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