If it could be cooked Judy could cook it especially with lard. If it was pioneer womenβ¦she had it. If it was a tripβ¦she would take it. Jute will be missed dearly by. Lewis, James F. The family will receive friends from 12 Noon until time of service. All are welcome to attend. The staff of Baker Funeral Home are in charge of arrangements and extends our sincere sympathies to the family of Judy Ann Collier. Betty was a graduate of J. Kelly High School. She lived her life as a true Christian and lived her life for the Lord.
Betty was the true definition of a Prayer Warrior. When you desired prayers for any situation, Betty was the one to call. Betty appeared on broadcasts for the Health Wagon explaining how thankful she was to have them for her health care and all the help they provided to her. Betty had healing hands of an angel and always had the perfect prayer for no matter what the situation.
Betty loved to express her love for the Lord through beautiful Christian poetry that she would write. Betty spent her younger years in Washington D. Although Betty never married or had any children of her own, she had plenty of nieces and nephews to spoil rotten which was truly one of her biggest enjoyments. Betty was so proud of the many nieces and nephews she left behind. In her home, you can find pictures all-around of them and their families so she could brag on every one of them.
Brittni was her care giver for several years. She was the person Betty could always count on for everything. Brittni always made sure Betty had everything she needed, checked on her and fought for well being and safety in so many ways. As always, Brittni was there with Betty until her time on earth here was done once again showing Betty she would always be there for her.
Michael was of the Christian faith. He was a graduate of Pound High School. His favorite pass time was riding four wheelers. Michael was somewhat a homebody, he just enjoyed loafing and spending time with his family.
