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Judy Loretta Robinson Taylor, 81, passed away surrounded by the love of her family. She was born on October 8, 1944, in Quinlan, Texas, the youngest and cherished baby of her family.
Judy was previously married to Gerald Taylor, and together they welcomed two children: DeWayne Taylor, who preceded her in death, and Delaine Lusk.
More than anything, Judy was devoted to her family. She was the kind of grandmother who never hesitated to show up, lend a hand, or make sure her grandchildren knew just how deeply they were loved. She would do anything for them, and they never had to question where they stood in her heart. Her love was unconditional, generous, and abundant. She loved big, and that love will continue to live on through the family she adored.
She leaves behind her daughter, Delaine Lusk; her grandchildren, Whitney Rice, Brennan Nielsen, Baily Taylor, Klayton Karl, Taryn Snyder, Taylor Matlock, Lucky Lusk, Lance Lusk, and Luke Lusk; and her great-grandchildren, TJ Snyder, Thompson Snyder, Tripp Snyder, Emerson Nielsen, Colin Rice, Mason Rice, Laken Lusk, Landry Lusk, Lucy Lusk, and Jack Lusk. She was preceded in death by her son, DeWayne Taylor.
Judy had a gift for making everyone feel welcome. She never met a stranger and had a heart that was always open to others. Her kindness, warmth, and fierce love for her family defined her life and left a lasting mark on everyone who knew her.
Though her family will miss her deeply, they find comfort in the countless memories she gave them, the traditions she created, and the unconditional love she shared so freely. Her legacy is one of compassion, generosity, laughter, and unwavering devotion to those she loved.