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Judith “Judy” Ann Woolsey (nee Levenhagen) was born November 26, 1940, in Vincennes, Indiana to Lorenz and Hulda (Yochum) Levenhagen. Judy is survived by her husband of 56 years Richard L. Woolsey; sons David (Dimaris) of Avon, Ohio and Adam (Rochelle) of Danville, Indiana; step-daughter, Lisa Louderback of Louisville, Kentucky; 19 grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren; 3 great great-grandchildren; sister, Linda Canada and brother, Fritz Levenhagen.
Judy graduated from St. Paul Lutheran College, Concordia, Missouri in 1960. She taught school in Evansville and Indianapolis. Judy was a charter member of Our Shepherd Lutheran Church where she loved teaching preschool, directed the choir and played the organ. She enjoyed spending time with her family, and loved backyard birdwatching.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her son, Jonathan L. Woolsey; 6 siblings and step daughter, Kimberly Lovett.
Please direct all memorials to Our Shepherd Lutheran Church and School, 9201 E County Rd. 100 N, Avon IN 46123.
Funeral Services will be 11am Thursday, February 9, 2023 at Our Shepherd Lutheran Church in Avon, Indiana with Visitation 9am-11am before the Service. Online condolences may be shared at www.conklefuneralhome.com.
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Katie Darlage
February 9, 2023
Mrs. Woolsey (as I grew up calling her) changed countless lives during her teaching career, including mine. She will be missed by many, and I wish you peace as you grieve.
Shelley Pike
February 8, 2023
Dick, Mike and I are so sorry for your loss. Hope to see you this summer.
Rick Hiday
February 8, 2023
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. While Judy's company will be missed here on earth by all her loving family and friends we know she is now at peace in heaven with Our Heavenly Father.
I first met Judy 57 years ago at Grace Lutheran Elementary School when she was introduced as Miss Levenhagen, the new Kindergarten teacher. She was a great teacher and it was obvious she had a special talent for music. Some of my most fond memories were the Christmas pagents and music. Then, as time progressed and many of us started Our Shepherd Judy would continue on coordinating many more wonderful pagents, choir performances and was a tremendous organist.
Thank You Judy for your musical inspiration and influence on my life.
I pray God Blesses You and Your Family in this time of sorrow and as you transition into a celebration of Judy's life and gifts that she shared.
terry sweet
February 6, 2023
Pastor David Woolsey- sharing your sorrow with you- the Shirley Dunham family
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