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Grief doesn’t get the final word when a life sings like Judy’s. We gather as a church family to honor a woman who turned ordinary days into ministry—through warm meals, quick prayers, and an open door that made strangers feel like kin. The service starts in full voice, lifting songs that declare Jesus as Lord over everything, and that shared worship becomes the ground where memory and hope can stand together.

Across heartfelt testimonies, a picture forms. Friends smile through tears as they tell of Judy’s fearless humor, her elegant thrift-store finds, and her relentless care for others even when breath was hard to find. We hear about roof repairs that arrived like a miracle after prayer, eBay listings that paid bills and blessed neighbors, and a final passing that answered a year of whispered fears with peace. A son speaks plainly about trauma, reconciliation, and calling—how daily scripture and prayer turned pain into purpose, and how courage is often choosing to forgive, to wait on God, or to fight when He says move.

This tribute is more than remembrance; it’s a blueprint for living. We lean into themes of forgiveness, hospitality, and steadfast praise, learning to return evil with good and to become the kind of people who pick up the phone, show up with food, and keep singing when the night is long. If legacy is a pattern repeated in love, Judy left us a clear one: see value where others miss it, bless first, and let worship lead the way. Listen to be lifted, to smile, and to take one simple step toward someone who needs you today.

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