ANDREWS — Judson Lewis Andrews, 52, of Pasadena, passed away Wednesday in New Orleans, Louisiana. Native of Galveston, Pasadena resident four years, former resident of Houston. Member of Berachah Church. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Jamie Andrews, Pasadena; mother, Mrs. Pauline Andrews, Houston: daughters, Linda Andrews, Carol Andrews both of Houston, Mrs. Patricia Blackmon, Sugartown, Louisiana: sons, George Andrews, Larry Andrews, Gordon Andrews all of Houston: two sisters; one brother: four grandchildren. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Saturday Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Chapel, Rev. Larry Miller officiating. Interment in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery. • Forest Park Funeral Home, 6900 Lawndale Ave., 713-928-5141.
• The Houston Chronicle, Friday, May 23, 1975
• Contributor: Sam Hampton, Jr
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Judson Lewis "Lew" was born to Homer Lee and Pauline Campbell Andrews in . His paternal grandparents were William Walter and Savannah Young Andrews. His maternal grandparents were James W. and Mattie Lou (Martha) Brewer Campbell. Lew served in the Army Air Corps and the Merchant Marines during World War II . He was married to Margie Lawrence and Janie Rosborough. He had six children, Larry, Patricia, George, Linda, Carol & Gordon. He was an entrepreneur working with mothballing U. S. Navy ships. Known as a good Christian, Lew used his work in Louisiana to also work with a friend to establish a Bible Church there. He was in Louisiana at the time of death.
• The Houston Chronicle, Friday, May 23, 1975
• Contributor: Sam Hampton, Jr
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Judson Lewis "Lew" was born to Homer Lee and Pauline Campbell Andrews in . His paternal grandparents were William Walter and Savannah Young Andrews. His maternal grandparents were James W. and Mattie Lou (Martha) Brewer Campbell. Lew served in the Army Air Corps and the Merchant Marines during World War II . He was married to Margie Lawrence and Janie Rosborough. He had six children, Larry, Patricia, George, Linda, Carol & Gordon. He was an entrepreneur working with mothballing U. S. Navy ships. Known as a good Christian, Lew used his work in Louisiana to also work with a friend to establish a Bible Church there. He was in Louisiana at the time of death.
ANDREWS — Judson Lewis Andrews, 52, of Pasadena, passed away Wednesday in New Orleans, Louisiana. Native of Galveston, Pasadena resident four years, former resident of Houston. Member of Berachah Church. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Jamie Andrews, Pasadena; mother, Mrs. Pauline Andrews, Houston: daughters, Linda Andrews, Carol Andrews both of Houston, Mrs. Patricia Blackmon, Sugartown, Louisiana: sons, George Andrews, Larry Andrews, Gordon Andrews all of Houston: two sisters; one brother: four grandchildren. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Saturday Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Chapel, Rev. Larry Miller officiating. Interment in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery. • Forest Park Funeral Home, 6900 Lawndale Ave., 713-928-5141.
• The Houston Chronicle, Friday, May 23, 1975
• Contributor: Sam Hampton, Jr
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Judson Lewis "Lew" was born to Homer Lee and Pauline Campbell Andrews in . His paternal grandparents were William Walter and Savannah Young Andrews. His maternal grandparents were James W. and Mattie Lou (Martha) Brewer Campbell. Lew served in the Army Air Corps and the Merchant Marines during World War II . He was married to Margie Lawrence and Janie Rosborough. He had six children, Larry, Patricia, George, Linda, Carol & Gordon. He was an entrepreneur working with mothballing U. S. Navy ships. Known as a good Christian, Lew used his work in Louisiana to also work with a friend to establish a Bible Church there. He was in Louisiana at the time of death.
• The Houston Chronicle, Friday, May 23, 1975
• Contributor: Sam Hampton, Jr
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Judson Lewis "Lew" was born to Homer Lee and Pauline Campbell Andrews in . His paternal grandparents were William Walter and Savannah Young Andrews. His maternal grandparents were James W. and Mattie Lou (Martha) Brewer Campbell. Lew served in the Army Air Corps and the Merchant Marines during World War II . He was married to Margie Lawrence and Janie Rosborough. He had six children, Larry, Patricia, George, Linda, Carol & Gordon. He was an entrepreneur working with mothballing U. S. Navy ships. Known as a good Christian, Lew used his work in Louisiana to also work with a friend to establish a Bible Church there. He was in Louisiana at the time of death.
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