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IN LOVING MEMORY OF Judy Kay Bedison
Judy Kay
Bedison
Nov 15, 1954 — Jun 6, 2026
Judy Kay Bedison's Obituary
Judy Bedison, born in Greenville, Texas on November 15, 1954, passed away peacefully in Amarillo, Texas, on June 6, 2026.
She was a beloved wife to Jerry Bedison, a cherished mother to Carla Compton and Daphne Crowston, and a devoted stepmother to Terri Karp, Debbie Hall, and Robert Bedison.
She was also a loving grandmother to Jason Downey, Michaela Crowston, Kaden Crowston, and Kyla Crowston.
Great grandmother to Kai and Avery Crowston.
In addition, she was a step-grandmother to the children of Terri Karp, Debbie Hall, and Robert Bedison.
Judy was preceded in death by her parents, Howard and Marie Thompson, her brother, Jody Thompson, and her devoted husband, Jerry.
She was a passionate member of the Christian Motorcycle Association, riding alongside Jerry; and her faith in Jesus Christ was the cornerstone of her life. She loved baking, crocheting, sewing, and traveling.
Her strong faith and love of family and friends will forever live on in the hearts of those she loved.
She was a beloved wife to Jerry Bedison, a cherished mother to Carla Compton and Daphne Crowston, and a devoted stepmother to Terri Karp, Debbie Hall, and Robert Bedison.
She was also a loving grandmother to Jason Downey, Michaela Crowston, Kaden Crowston, and Kyla Crowston.
Great grandmother to Kai and Avery Crowston.
In addition, she was a step-grandmother to the children of Terri Karp, Debbie Hall, and Robert Bedison.
Judy was preceded in death by her parents, Howard and Marie Thompson, her brother, Jody Thompson, and her devoted husband, Jerry.
She was a passionate member of the Christian Motorcycle Association, riding alongside Jerry; and her faith in Jesus Christ was the cornerstone of her life. She loved baking, crocheting, sewing, and traveling.
Her strong faith and love of family and friends will forever live on in the hearts of those she loved.
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