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Judith "Judy" Edwards

Feb 11, 1924 – Feb 11, 2024

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February 11, 1924
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February 11, 2024

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Judy Parker (Ballance) Edwards, 2.11.24Judy was born and raised in Griffin, Georgia, a middle-Georgia town where following a traditional path would've most certainly been the easier way. But she dreamed of becoming a missionary , and set off for Wake Forest University to make it happen. Along the...

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Judy and I worked together at Peachford Hospial. She was kind and helped me through a personal time of need. I am sorry for your loss. I know you have many wonderful memories to cherish. I will never forget Judy' s care and concern towards me.

I first knew Judy when we worked together in the nursery at St. James Methodist church in Atlanta some 57 years ago. She became one of my lifetime dearest friends, so highly intelligent, loyal, generous, humorous and fun, courageous, always so willing for the next adventure. I have been so honored to be her friend. I send my love and caring to her family whom she loved beyond measure.

Judy and I became close friends, maybe even soul sisters, while working together at Cottage School in Roswell, Ga. We deeply connected and had powerful, beautiful, and very spiritual conversations. Judy and I were together several times at St. Simons Island and shared beautiful moments sitting by the ocean, drinking wine, and talking about our lives. She has and will always be, deep inside my heart. Judy loved her children and her grandchildren. She was an absolutely beautiful soul I was...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.Dear Ann and family, I just heard of your mom´s passing, I have been missing her since I left Beaufort last year! We had become very good friends, and spent a lot of time together. I sure wish I could be there for the service but unable to travel at this time! Best wishes to your family, she loved you all very much! Sincerely, Shirley Waldron

Dear Fam, we all miss Judy´s lovely laughter and charm! I am in Texas now, the Hill Country. Because of Judy´s stories of the west and Japan, I remembered where not to go :). I loved having her as a dear friend at Park at Ashford and later Mt V Towers. Thank you for the wonderful Obit, one of her school friends from Griffin shared with me. Oh how she loved you all! God bless you all in her memory. Karen Bramlet

Judy's parents and my parents were very close friends. It was always fun when we were able to be together as families either in Griffin or Atlanta. I have only seen Judy once in the past 40 years, but she still had that beautiful smile and fun personality. I want to send sympathy to her children and Ennis. Early Crew Smith

I worked with Judy at Charter Peachford in the early 1980´s. She was the best supervisor who became a trusted friend. She was fun to be around and had a classy southern style. Sherry Robinson