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Baker, W.Va. by Pastor Dana Cline.

Mrs. Judy was a homemaker and attended Valley Baptist Church. She was born April 28, 1914, in Petersburg, W.Va., daughter 'f the late Otis and Alice Kimble Vanmeter. She was the wife of the late Osa C. Judy.

Surviving are five daughters, Vada Waybright of Franklin, W.Va., Sylvia Kifer of Roanoke, Wjlma Walton of Strasburg, Audrey Kibler of Woodstock and B.J. 'vhittinghton of Toms Brook; tv ..ns, Ona Judy of Me i .. ^s and Donald Judy of Arnissville; three sisters, Dorie Alt of Petersburg, Vilma Shreeves of Cabins, W.Va. and Maycel Dolly of Stephens City; 20 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.

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