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Judith Asbury Obituary
Knoxville, TN
Judith Asbury, age 79, passed away December 14, 2018. She was a member of Olivet Baptist Church. Judy loved to bake, especially cakes.
Preceded in death by husband Carl Asbury; son David Asbury and parents Lawrence and Frances Waugh.
Survived by daughter Rita Welliver (Phil); grandsons Jeremy Hicks (Teri) and Michael Asbury (Paige); great grandchildren Alexandra and Zalin; brothers Larry Waugh (Norma) and Ronald Waugh (Kim).
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made at the funeral home to help defer funeral expenses.
Family will receive friends 5-7PM Tuesday at Olivet Baptist Church with funeral service to follow; Rev. Matt Caldwell officiating, special speaker Steve Waugh and music by Rev. James Duncan.
Family and friends will meet 12:45PM Wednesday at Bells Campground Cemetery for 1PM interment.
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December 24, 2018
My sincere condolences. Find comfort in the God who is close to the brokenhearted.
catherine cattafi
December 19, 2018
My condolences to Ms Judy's family. I always enjoyed seeing her at Shoneys on Sundays over many years.. She always said HI and was a very pleasant woman. She will be dearly missed.
melissa chadwell
December 17, 2018
So sorry for you loss. What a beautiful soul. Such a sweet lady.
Leon Pickett
December 16, 2018
Rita and all of Judith's family, so sorry for your loss. She was a long-time friend. We had the privilege to have her husband, Carl for our pastor for 10 yrs. We know she is at peace now. Praying God will comfort you during this time of sorrow. In Our Prayers, Leon & Nancy Pickett
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