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Betty L. Judy
Betty L. Judy
Castleton resident
Betty Lou Sponaugle Judy, 67, passed away on June 10 at her home in Castleton.
She was bom January 9, 1939 in Franklin, . West Virginia to Aria Dahmer Sponaugle and Percy Carl Sponaugle.
Mrs. Judy graduated valedictorian from Franklin High School in 1957. In high school she was named a Lady of the Golden Horseshoe and was voted Most Likely to, Succeed. Following high school she completed a degree at Morgantown Business College.
In January, 1959 she married Earl Judy, Jr. The couple lived in Washington, D.C. where Betty worked for the FDIC.
Following the birth of her daughters, Carla and Pamela, she devoted herself to her home and family. The family lived in suburban Maryland where Betty was an active member of Good Shepherd Church of the Brethren.
A talented cook, she began to create recipes and enter cooking contests.
She was a six time finalist in The Pillsbury Bake Off, as well as a finalist numerous times in the Delmarva Chicken Cooking Contest, and continued to enter and win a variety of other contests.
She enjoyed collecting cookbooks and amassed a collection of over 3,000.
In addition to cooking, Betty enjoyed reading, sewing, collecting antique glassware, and exploring the outdoors.
In the 1980s the family moved to Fauquier County, Virginia and then to Castleton in Rappahannock County in 1988.
Betty also enjoyed travel
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