Judy Ann Jones, 34, of Lawrence, a physical therapist at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and a former Newton resident, died Saturday (Jan. 12, 1985) at St. Francis Hospital in Topeka after a long illness.
Services will be a 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Draper-Cannon Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Leroy Bott officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Miss Jones was born Dec. 12, 1950, in Newton to Stanley E. and Elvena Jones.She moved to Lawrence in 1972 after living in Newton, where she graduated from Newton High School.She graduated from the University of Kansas in 1978.She was a member of the Assembly of God Church and the American Physical Therapy Association.
Survivors include her parents, of Newton; one brother, Robert Jones of Baldwin; and one sister, Mrs. Orville (Betty) Schmidt of Newton,
Friends may call from noon Monday until service time Wednesday at Draper-Cannon Funeral Home.The family suggests memorials to the Lupis Division of the American Center Society.Gifts may be left at the funeral home.
I did not know Judy at all. Heck, I was even to scared to talk to her. We did not run in the same circles. But, I do know that she turned my head several times because of her outward appearance. To me, she was every guys dream.
Judy was a wonderful woman filled with kindness. I was proud to be part of her life for many years both in Newton, Hutchinson, Pittsburg, and Lawrence Kansas.
I have taken Connie Hale's comments to heart and feel the need to post my memories of Judy. I left Newton long ago but since I knew Judy from the start of elementary school through high school it covered a major part of my life. The memory I want to leave here is about her strength to go her own path and that influenced my life as an acquaitance maybe even a friend. My last memory of her was riding her motorcycle. I think it was an Indianhead Harley.
Leroy Buller
I did not know Judy at all. Heck, I was even to scared to talk to her. We did not run in the same circles. But, I do know that she turned my head several times because of her outward appearance. To me, she was every guys dream.Pete Hunt
Judy was a wonderful woman filled with kindness. I was proud to be part of her life for many years both in Newton, Hutchinson, Pittsburg, and Lawrence Kansas.
God Bless her and her family.
Beverly Roberson (Jackson)
I have taken Connie Hale's comments to heart and feel the need to post my memories of Judy. I left Newton long ago but since I knew Judy from the start of elementary school through high school it covered a major part of my life. The memory I want to leave here is about her strength to go her own path and that influenced my life as an acquaitance maybe even a friend. My last memory of her was riding her motorcycle. I think it was an Indianhead Harley.
Bev