Obit: Judy Sue Quinn ,daughter of the late Oscar Noel and Hazel Davis,she was born December 16,1941 at Clara, Missouri, she went to Heaven January 10,2013, at the age of seventy one years.
Judy was united in marriage August 15,1958 at Mountain Grove, Missouri to Cecil D Quinn who preceded her in death April 8,1997. Judy and Cecil spent part of their married life together on a small farm east of Willow Springs, Missouri, later moving to West Plains, where Judy worked as a secretary for Ron Kelly Hauling and Best Foods and Farm Supply for eighteen years. In later life Judy spent time surrounded by her children,grandchildren and great grandchildren,her love for her family was astounding, Judy also spent her later years rededicating her life to Christ, reading and sharing God's word with all that would listen. She was a loving honest,faithful,hard working woman who will be truly missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by five children, Rhonda Quinn,West Plains, Missouri, Cynthia and Gerald Judy, Hale Missouri, Bobbi and Robert Tipton,Pomona,Missouri Reagan and James Reynolds, Koshkongong,Missouri and Paul and Debra Quinn, Mechanicsville,Virginia, ten grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, one brother, Keith Noel, Seymour Missouri and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and loved ones.
Her husband, mother, Hazel Davis Berry, father, Oscar Noel and sister, Lisa Wynes, precede her in death.
Services: Saturday,January 12,2013 10:00 a.m. Pomona Christian Church with Burial in Howell Memorial Park Cemetery, Pomona, Missouri
Honorary PallBearers: Bobbi Tipton,Ron Kelly, Keith Noel,Gerald Judy, Nathan Judy,Shane Brotherton, James Reynolds, Robert Tipton and Patrick Shaw.
Pallbearers: George Walters, George Phillips, Charles Curnutt, Oscar Ferguson, Lloyd Collins and Timothy Eckenrode.
Minister Reverend Marcus Allen , Singers:Judy Brazier, Sam Collins, Cort Baldridge, Roxy Baldridge
Songs "I'll Fly Away" "How Great Thou Art"
Pianist: Roxy Baldridge
COMFORT
There is a tower of strength
for you and me ..
Tis that which we call faith
And as the sea
Oft dashes on the rocks
To no avail
So storms may come to us,
But in the gale
We lean upon that faith
And soon once more
We see a beacon light..
It is the shore
Judy was united in marriage August 15,1958 at Mountain Grove, Missouri to Cecil D Quinn who preceded her in death April 8,1997. Judy and Cecil spent part of their married life together on a small farm east of Willow Springs, Missouri, later moving to West Plains, where Judy worked as a secretary for Ron Kelly Hauling and Best Foods and Farm Supply for eighteen years. In later life Judy spent time surrounded by her children,grandchildren and great grandchildren,her love for her family was astounding, Judy also spent her later years rededicating her life to Christ, reading and sharing God's word with all that would listen. She was a loving honest,faithful,hard working woman who will be truly missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by five children, Rhonda Quinn,West Plains, Missouri, Cynthia and Gerald Judy, Hale Missouri, Bobbi and Robert Tipton,Pomona,Missouri Reagan and James Reynolds, Koshkongong,Missouri and Paul and Debra Quinn, Mechanicsville,Virginia, ten grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, one brother, Keith Noel, Seymour Missouri and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and loved ones.
Her husband, mother, Hazel Davis Berry, father, Oscar Noel and sister, Lisa Wynes, precede her in death.
Services: Saturday,January 12,2013 10:00 a.m. Pomona Christian Church with Burial in Howell Memorial Park Cemetery, Pomona, Missouri
Honorary PallBearers: Bobbi Tipton,Ron Kelly, Keith Noel,Gerald Judy, Nathan Judy,Shane Brotherton, James Reynolds, Robert Tipton and Patrick Shaw.
Pallbearers: George Walters, George Phillips, Charles Curnutt, Oscar Ferguson, Lloyd Collins and Timothy Eckenrode.
Minister Reverend Marcus Allen , Singers:Judy Brazier, Sam Collins, Cort Baldridge, Roxy Baldridge
Songs "I'll Fly Away" "How Great Thou Art"
Pianist: Roxy Baldridge
COMFORT
There is a tower of strength
for you and me ..
Tis that which we call faith
And as the sea
Oft dashes on the rocks
To no avail
So storms may come to us,
But in the gale
We lean upon that faith
And soon once more
We see a beacon light..
It is the shore
Obit: Judy Sue Quinn ,daughter of the late Oscar Noel and Hazel Davis,she was born December 16,1941 at Clara, Missouri, she went to Heaven January 10,2013, at the age of seventy one years.
Judy was united in marriage August 15,1958 at Mountain Grove, Missouri to Cecil D Quinn who preceded her in death April 8,1997. Judy and Cecil spent part of their married life together on a small farm east of Willow Springs, Missouri, later moving to West Plains, where Judy worked as a secretary for Ron Kelly Hauling and Best Foods and Farm Supply for eighteen years. In later life Judy spent time surrounded by her children,grandchildren and great grandchildren,her love for her family was astounding, Judy also spent her later years rededicating her life to Christ, reading and sharing God's word with all that would listen. She was a loving honest,faithful,hard working woman who will be truly missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by five children, Rhonda Quinn,West Plains, Missouri, Cynthia and Gerald Judy, Hale Missouri, Bobbi and Robert Tipton,Pomona,Missouri Reagan and James Reynolds, Koshkongong,Missouri and Paul and Debra Quinn, Mechanicsville,Virginia, ten grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, one brother, Keith Noel, Seymour Missouri and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and loved ones.
Her husband, mother, Hazel Davis Berry, father, Oscar Noel and sister, Lisa Wynes, precede her in death.
Services: Saturday,January 12,2013 10:00 a.m. Pomona Christian Church with Burial in Howell Memorial Park Cemetery, Pomona, Missouri
Honorary PallBearers: Bobbi Tipton,Ron Kelly, Keith Noel,Gerald Judy, Nathan Judy,Shane Brotherton, James Reynolds, Robert Tipton and Patrick Shaw.
Pallbearers: George Walters, George Phillips, Charles Curnutt, Oscar Ferguson, Lloyd Collins and Timothy Eckenrode.
Minister Reverend Marcus Allen , Singers:Judy Brazier, Sam Collins, Cort Baldridge, Roxy Baldridge
Songs "I'll Fly Away" "How Great Thou Art"
Pianist: Roxy Baldridge
COMFORT
There is a tower of strength
for you and me ..
Tis that which we call faith
And as the sea
Oft dashes on the rocks
To no avail
So storms may come to us,
But in the gale
We lean upon that faith
And soon once more
We see a beacon light..
It is the shore
Judy was united in marriage August 15,1958 at Mountain Grove, Missouri to Cecil D Quinn who preceded her in death April 8,1997. Judy and Cecil spent part of their married life together on a small farm east of Willow Springs, Missouri, later moving to West Plains, where Judy worked as a secretary for Ron Kelly Hauling and Best Foods and Farm Supply for eighteen years. In later life Judy spent time surrounded by her children,grandchildren and great grandchildren,her love for her family was astounding, Judy also spent her later years rededicating her life to Christ, reading and sharing God's word with all that would listen. She was a loving honest,faithful,hard working woman who will be truly missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by five children, Rhonda Quinn,West Plains, Missouri, Cynthia and Gerald Judy, Hale Missouri, Bobbi and Robert Tipton,Pomona,Missouri Reagan and James Reynolds, Koshkongong,Missouri and Paul and Debra Quinn, Mechanicsville,Virginia, ten grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, one brother, Keith Noel, Seymour Missouri and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and loved ones.
Her husband, mother, Hazel Davis Berry, father, Oscar Noel and sister, Lisa Wynes, precede her in death.
Services: Saturday,January 12,2013 10:00 a.m. Pomona Christian Church with Burial in Howell Memorial Park Cemetery, Pomona, Missouri
Honorary PallBearers: Bobbi Tipton,Ron Kelly, Keith Noel,Gerald Judy, Nathan Judy,Shane Brotherton, James Reynolds, Robert Tipton and Patrick Shaw.
Pallbearers: George Walters, George Phillips, Charles Curnutt, Oscar Ferguson, Lloyd Collins and Timothy Eckenrode.
Minister Reverend Marcus Allen , Singers:Judy Brazier, Sam Collins, Cort Baldridge, Roxy Baldridge
Songs "I'll Fly Away" "How Great Thou Art"
Pianist: Roxy Baldridge
COMFORT
There is a tower of strength
for you and me ..
Tis that which we call faith
And as the sea
Oft dashes on the rocks
To no avail
So storms may come to us,
But in the gale
We lean upon that faith
And soon once more
We see a beacon light..
It is the shore
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