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Lyn Yeary
July 22, 2024
Okay, so bear with me here as this is not something I want to do, it makes this so real. I am already in tears just thinking about it...
My mother is like my twin. We are so much alike, it's crazy. I feel like half of me was ripped away when she passed away.
My mother almost died when she had me. She survived me coming into this world. Since that day, she's the only person who's been in my life since my coming into this world until her leaving this world. She raised me as a single mom for a few years after my biological father left us. Once she met my dad, Steve, things got easier and he ended up adopting me. My childhood was filled with fun. Beach trips, horses, scary stories she'd tell, movie nights with my cousins. Taco nights... McDonald's nights...
She was not a perfect person. We had our issues but we were able to get past them. She loved her family. She always said that kids and dogs just loved her. She was so right. We all love her.
We all love you, mom. Rest easy. I will see you again someday.
Carolyn (Graham) Jenkins
July 21, 2024
Judy will be so missed by her family. I don´t think she knew what to make of our family but she loved her children, grandchildren & great grandchildren and especially my brother, Steve...and of course her horses. Rest well Judy - you left a great legacy with your family
Steven Graham
July 21, 2024
Steven Graham
July 21, 2024
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Steven Graham
July 21, 2024
Steven Graham
July 21, 2024
The first time I saw Judy was when she entered the bar where I hung out. She had came to pick up her sister from work at the end of her shift. That first time didn´t really make an impression except for how pretty and well put together she was (a guy thing, lol). It was awhile before there was any interaction between us until her sister asked me if I´d accompany her to check out a car she was interested in buying. I did and as they say the rest is history, 52 years of history.
Christina Bolf
July 20, 2024
Grandma Judy always embraced the weird and strange in all of us! She loved to tell stories and took pride in our big silly family. We miss her greatly <3
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