Julia Lucille Anderson

I just found this on Facebook. She was a wonderful friend and was the reason I got into going to dances and enjoying others after my husband passed away back in 1982. She helped me get thru a very trying time. Loved her very much!!

I had a long friendship--a lifetime with Judy. It begin with skating at the Holiday and ended years later with line dancing. We entertained and competed and enjoyed every minute of our happy times together.
I will miss you Judy.

Peggy Bergin McCallum

ShuShu has got to be one of the most amazing people to have lived. She never seemed to meet a stranger, and I have the best memories running around North Richland Hills with her when I visited as a child. She always had Andes mints in her candy dish and a stash of quarters waiting for me under the bed for her slot machine. She only got to meet Riley once, but made a photo scrapbook for him and loved to Skype with him on my mom's kindle. We will miss you but I have a feeling she and Granny...

I only met Julia "shu-shu" once, and that was on a visit to texas to attend the bridal shower for Katie, and my son Jeremy. She was very warm and friendly to me, and she didn't even know me. Katie, Trena and I visited her home twice that day, and she graciously invited me to see her Elvis collection, it was very impressive, pretty much like she was herself. I didn't talk to her much more than an hour, but she seemed like a genuinely wonderful person, and I'm sorry I did't get to know her...

Julia "Judy" Anderson lived an enthusiastic and grateful life. She enjoyed everything she did, and she was openly and graciously thankful for each and every kindness she received. She found a way to be cheerful even as the days became physically difficult and she did not feel well, and she was kind to all with whom she came in contact. She loved her family and her friends openly and honestly, and in her last years she cared for and loved her dog Angel who loved her in return as her canine...