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Gary L. Judd

July 15, 1943 ~ February 10, 2006

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Gary L. Judd, 62, of Anamosa, died Friday, February 10, 2006 in Mercy Medical Center from complications of diabetes. Funeral services for Gary will be 2:00 p.m., Monday, (2-13-06) at Morgan Funeral Home in Mount Vernon, by Celebrant Mary Morgan, where the family will greet friends from noon until service time in the funeral home. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsville. Gary is survived by his wife, Marilyn, their children: Garry Jr. of Las Vegas, Tammy Judd of Anamosa, and Jack of Las Vegas; two sisters: Betty Miller of Mechanicsville, Belva Vaughn of Little Rock; four brother: James Glover of Mechanicsville, Gene Glover of Lansing, Donald Glover of Cedar Bluff, and a twin brother Larry Judd of Cedar Rapids. Also surviving are nine grandchildren: Alexus and Brady Burch, Anthony Judd, Jacob, Jasmine, Dominique, Julian, Cassidy, and Chloe Judd. He was preceded in death by his parents, and brothers Duwayne & Robert Glover. Gary was born July 15, 1943, at Cedar Rapids, the son of Jack Lewis and Gladys Geneva Glover Judd. He grew up in Mechanicsville where he attended Mechanicsville High School. He married Marilyn Gipfert on February 14, 1971 at Sidney, Nebraska. After living in California and Nebraska, the couple moved to Anamosa in 2001. Gary drove truck for many years, before settling in Anamosa. Gary loved to cook and bake, and bartering at garage sales. He was a man who lived for his grandchildren, generous to a fault, and always spoke freely of what was on his mind. Gary loved people and never knew a stranger. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Gary's honor may be sent to: Gary Judd Memorial, 512 Jordan Dr., Anamosa, IA 52205

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  1. I am sorry to learn about the passing of your love one. I send my sincere condolences to the family and friends. When the enemy death strikes our grief can be great. It may even seem unfair that sickness, which can cause death, has the power to take away someone that we love. The Bible is very comforting in this regard. At Isaiah 33: 24, our Heavenly Father has promised, in the near future that no resident will say, ‘I am sick’. Yes, sickness, death, outcry, sorrow and pain will be things of the past. He has also promise to resurrect our love ones into a beautiful Paradise earth. You and I have the prospects of seeing them again. What a grand reunion that we be! For us to believe in these promises, we have to be certain that the one making the promises is both willing and able to fulfill them. The Bible scriptures do just that. Hold on to your wonderful memories of your beloved one, for he will not be forgotten by you or Almighty God Jehovah. Once again, you have my sincere condolences. ?Rev. 21: 3, 4, John 5: 28 & 29, Psalms 37: 29, Titus 1:2.

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