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In Memoriam
2002
From the Temple Daily Telegram, Temple,
TX
February 3rd, 2002
Judith Ferguson Sneed
January
9, 1938
February 1, 2002
Services for Judith
Ferguson Sneed will be
held Monday February 4th at 11:00 am at
Scanio-Harper Funeral Home. Visitation will
be on Sunday, February 3 from 3:00-4:00 pm.
Judy was born in Port
Arthur, Texas on January 9, 1938.
She has lived in the Temple area since 1966. Judy graduated from
Paschal High School in Ft. Worth and attended Texas Christian
University.
She married her husband Marvin Sneed on December 14, 1957.
She is survived by
her husband, Marvin Sneed of Temple; her parents
Julia & Charles Ferguson of Palm Springs, CA; a sister, Patricia Weaver
of Palo Alto, CA; three children, Bob Sneed of Arlington, TX; CIndy Balda
of Plano, TX, Phillip Sneed of Round Rock, TX; and eight grandchildren.
Judy was a prominent
realtor in the Temple area for almost 30 years.
She was a loving daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother. Judy has
a strong faith and a lively warm heart. She was loved and respected
by all who knew her
Memorials can be made
to the American Lung Association (1-800 586-4872
5926 Balcones Drive, Austin TX 78731) as well as The Ronald McDonald House
(254-770-0910. 2415 S. 47th, Temple, TX 76504)
Patricia Carr-Bosley
I came to John Muir from Marshall Jr.
High while all my other
classmates went on to PHS which , at that time, was on the
Pasadena City College campus. My family had moved to Altadena
that summer which put me in the John Muir school district.
I didn't know a lot of kids, only Jim and Eddie, and a few other's that I had met at
the Altadena Country Club dances. Judy Ferguson approached me on that first day
at Muir and was about to become one of my dearest friends.
Her beautiful warm friendly brown eyes, her charm, exciting personality and friendliness
were more than I ever expected. How could I ever hope to make such a wonderful friend so
quickly? But there she was, taking me under her wing and introducing me to
her friends from Eliot and making me feel so very welcome. On that day we
became friends forever.
Through the years we stayed in touch, exchanging phone calls, letters, Christmas cards,
and pictures of our kids. When we saw each other, at the last reunion, we screamed
and hugged just as if time had never passed.
Judy is and always will be an
important part of my favorite memories of those fun loving
high school days. There are friends that remain close for a lifetime, Judy was that kind of
friend.
I will always love and remember this very special friend.
Click
Here for Judy's Photographic Memorial Page
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