San Antonio, Texas
James, Judy Lou (nee Fortassain) Born July 1, 1938 in San Antonio, Texas to Mr. and Mrs. Eldredge Paul and Byrd Lee Fortassain moving immediately to Dallas Texas as an infant. Judy was preceeded in death by her parents, and Mrs. Mary Freeman, her grandmother; and her aunt and uncle Mr. &...
Read MoreWhat an Angel Judy was. My family and I will miss her so. I was blessed to know her and her lovely family. Thinking of you Tom, Marty,and Jennifer.
Love, Alison
Alison Bratton
July 21, 2009 | Wylie, TX
May treasured memories always fill your heart. Mary Greenwood Black, Class of '55
Mary Black
July 13, 2009 | Roanoke, TX
Mr. Tom James:
My heartfelt thoughts to you, Marty, Margie & all the grandkids. I'll always Judy as a fighter.
God bless everyone
Tim Crispell
July 11, 2009 | Dallas, TX
Judy was very special in my life during my high school days. In the 80s during the hottest summer in Texas history I would come home from driving a Dr Pepper route truck and Judy insisted that I stop by the house for a dip in the pool. Many times there would be a pitcher of tea on the table waiting if she had to run an errand leaving the pool open. Often before Jenny and Marty would be home Judy and I would talk as I cooled off in the pool (sometimes still in full Dr Pepper slacks/shirt). I...
Ron Quigley
July 10, 2009 | Carrollton, TX
Judy was such a precious, wonderful lady that would do anything for anyone. She loved her family more than anyone I know and they were a very close knit family. She was so much fun to be with and when you put her and Tom together it was just a hoot!
I will miss her.
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your God bring you comfort.
Linda Haygood
Linda Haygood
July 10, 2009 | Rockwall, TX
A great lady, no doubt.
How in the world she could keep Tom and Marty in line is beyond me. Seriously, she was a truly kind and warm person and we all loved her dearly.
May her memory be eternal!
The Pontikes Family
July 10, 2009
That is the most beautiful obituary I have ever read! Your mother was such a vivacious and lively lady it is hard to imagine that she is gone. I know you will miss her terribly and look forward to smiling with her again one day. I hope that the memories that you have together will provide some comfort and know that she lives on through all of you and your children. With lots of love, Georgina Ellis Rountree
Georgina Rountree
July 10, 2009 | Arlington, TX
