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Stephany Benson
January 14, 2019
I am so sorry for ur loss of your dear loved one i am pray that brings u peace and ease she was a very sweet lady and very sharp minded she all was had a smile on her face and loved doing what she did not matter any one told her she will be forever missed my peace and happiness come to ease the pain
Camille Wells
January 13, 2019
Even though she's not legally my sister in law, she will always be my sister. Judy has always welcomed me and my children in her home over the years,for which I will always be grateful. She was an amazing teacher, mother, daughter, sister and friend. She touched so many lives. Her influence with her students will always be a legacy. She was kind but tough when need be. My son was in one of her classes. He soon found out that even though Judy was his aunt, he still had to do the work. No special treament!
She will be missed!
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