Judith Waugh Anderson

To The Anderson Family,
Heaven has received one of the most beautiful and kindest Angels ever. Ms. Anderson was so awesome during high school. I can remember when my friends and I would get out of line she would always say "girls don't do that young ladies shouldn't act like that" we would always come back to our senses.

She taught me so much during my high school days such as being respectful, kind and considerate of others.
She was so sweet and passionate about her...

I am an old middle and high school friend of Judy's who now lives in Atlanta. We were both Kappas together at Alabama. The event that transformed our acquaintance and mutual attendance at THS spend-the-night parties, football games, sorority gatherings, etc. into something more meaningful was our rooming together on an Osborn tour we ventured forth on in the summer of 1968. It was on that trip that I felt I really came to know Judy, who was truly one of the cutest and dearest and funniest...

Mrs. Anderson was my favorite teacher & she will be greatly missed. May god bless her & the family.

I am so sorry about your lost you do not remember me but i babysit for the young boys who i really enjoyed seeing about and believe me i know what they are going through and i do pray for the family to get strength from God at this time of their lost i really loved Mrs. Anderson and i am very sad about this lost May God Bless and Keep you all. Lillian M. Ogletree

Twenty-eight years ago, I met Judy at Loachapoka High School. Being a new teacher, she became my mentor and dear friend. It was during Allen's death when you three sisters came together to help and comfort her that I realized I was going to give my daughter a sibling--I wittnessed the love that you had for each other and that was special. After nine years, I transferred to another school; and occasionally, Judy and I would run into each other. We would catch up on family and life, and...

Judith was a wonderful, kind and giving person. I personally experienced her selfless giving last year. She made a difference in peoples' lives and will be greatly missed.

a true loss to the Auburn community. she will be greatly missed. our thoughts and prayers to her family and loved ones. Jessica Cole and the girls at Therapy

truly an auburn "icon", all of auburn will miss this hard working and caring lady. our thoughtrs and prayers to the family. Stephen Prestridge and all the folks at Dimensions salon.

truly an auburn "icon", all of auburn will miss this hard working and caring lady. our thoughtrs and prayers to the family. Stephen Prestridge and all the folks at Dimensions salon.