Judy was authentic, never pretentious, what you saw was what you got. She laughed all the time. She loved. She always said, what you been doing girl? She opened up her home for girl's sew in days. We used to sit for hours and talk embroidery, quilting and designs. She was so giving of her love, her time and talents. She loved Mr. Bob and Michelle and never a time did I visit with her that she did not tell me how lucky she was to have them. She always told me she loved me as I left. She missed her son and her mom. She was welcomed by Jesus and will never be in pain again. I miss you Judy but I will see you again my friend, Love, Vickie

I am so sorry to hear about Judy’s passing. I met Judy at Midsouth Sewing. She was a regular in my classes. I can still see her working away at her computer. It was such a pleasure to consider her a friend. I will never forget her gentleness and deep love for her family. I hope I can be half the person she was. 

Dear Morris family,  The one word that comes to my mind when I think of Judy is Giving. There has never been a more generous and caring person, both to her family and her extended sewing family. We will always remember her and how special she was to everyone. My deepest sympathies.    Rhonda Wilson, proud to be one of her sewing family.

We are praying for your family.   We love you Michelle!

So many wonderful memories.
We can still see her smiling and laughing.
Grateful we had the pleasure to know Judy and spend some time with her.
Don and Debra Galbraith 

Bob and Family. I am so sorry to read this. I met Judy and Bob through the Good Sams Club. Judy worked the State store and Bob helped her when he wasn’t trying to run over the wash house on the fair grounds. I have met no finer couple than these 2. Judy was the catalyst with her smile. She welcomed myself and my late wife like we had known each other for years.I know that God has a special place for her. God Bless this family and my prayers are for peace and comfort. Until we meet again RIP Judy. 

I am so sorry to hear of Judy’s passing. She was such a lovely person and never met a stranger. I met her through sewing which she loved and was always so helpful and generous with me and others involved in this hobby.

So sorry to learn of Judy's death. As a Faith Lutheran Church deacon, I visited Judy and Bob several times. They were always cheerful and welcoming. I will always remember Judy's beautiful and creative needlework. What artistic ability!

Mrs. Judy was such a sweet (and funny) lady...and she & Bob were a great team.  I always enjoyed speaking with her and she always left me with a smile.   I look forward to laughing with her again one day but, until then, she will be greatly missed.

Judy was always kind to me, and is one of the few people I can honestly say nothing snide about.  I only saw her a handful of times after the passing of her son, but she was always open and generous with me.  I  know she will be deeply missed.

I was so sorry to hear about Judy. I remember her  with a wonderful sense of humor and a deep love for her family.  I now enjoy sewing in part of her thoughtfulness- she will be missed.  My thoughts and prayers to her family.   Regards, Pat Terry 

OBITUARY

Judith "Judy" Marie Morris

17 October, 1943 – 9 January, 2023

Berry Highland West

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