Judy Marley Dawson, age 68, of Browns Summit died Tuesday, October 15, 2013 at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro.
Mrs. Dawson was a native of Guilford County and was the owner of Greensboro Scuba. Judy also worked for Schenker Logistics, Inc. of Browns Summit, NC. She was an athletic person who enjoyed scuba diving and boating. Judy was a loving, giving, dedicated person who was organized and very patient in everything she did. Judy is preceded in death by her mother: Virginia Garrett Marley and mother-in-law: Victoria Dawson.
She is survived by her husband: Grant Dawson, of the home; father: Cafer Marley of Pleasant Garden; sisters: Elaine (Allen) Kerns of Franklinville, and Lelia (Clint) Harrell of Suffolk, VA; nephew, Matthew (Lindsay) Harrell of Chesapeake, VA; niece, Hannah Kerns of Franklinville; father-in-law, Dr. Shelton Dawson of Eden; brother-in-laws, Mark (Pamela) Dawson of High Point, Blake (Grayson) Dawson of Eden, and Scot (Alla) Dawson of Eden.
The funeral service will be held Saturday, October, 19, 2013 at 2:"30 pm at Centre Friends Meeting, 325 NC Hwy. 562 E., Greensboro. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
In Memory of My Older Sister,
Judith Elizabeth Marley Dawson
October 23, 1944 - October 15, 2013
My mentor, my friend, my baby-sitter (much to her chagrin.)
Moss houses, leaf houses, ice houses - way back when.
School bus driver, smart kid, CPA, Scuba Diving Queen.
Loved her family, faithful to her friends,
found God in all things.
Put others first, tender heart,
oh how losing her truly stings.
Life guard, swim teacher, planner, organizer,
gave life to any plant.
Fun to be with, tough as nails,
found happiness being married to Grant.
Hiker, camper, dancer, Grandpa's blacksmith and watermelon girl.
Stubborn as a mule, but her daddy's delight
and her mother's sweet pearl.
"I'll do it myself" were her first words, so I've been told.
But always there when anyone needed a loving hand to hold.
Be at peace and rest in Christ...
- Elaine Marley Kerns, October 16, 2013
Mrs. Dawson was a native of Guilford County and was the owner of Greensboro Scuba. Judy also worked for Schenker Logistics, Inc. of Browns Summit, NC. She was an athletic person who enjoyed scuba diving and boating. Judy was a loving, giving, dedicated person who was organized and very patient in everything she did. Judy is preceded in death by her mother: Virginia Garrett Marley and mother-in-law: Victoria Dawson.
She is survived by her husband: Grant Dawson, of the home; father: Cafer Marley of Pleasant Garden; sisters: Elaine (Allen) Kerns of Franklinville, and Lelia (Clint) Harrell of Suffolk, VA; nephew, Matthew (Lindsay) Harrell of Chesapeake, VA; niece, Hannah Kerns of Franklinville; father-in-law, Dr. Shelton Dawson of Eden; brother-in-laws, Mark (Pamela) Dawson of High Point, Blake (Grayson) Dawson of Eden, and Scot (Alla) Dawson of Eden.
The funeral service will be held Saturday, October, 19, 2013 at 2:"30 pm at Centre Friends Meeting, 325 NC Hwy. 562 E., Greensboro. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
In Memory of My Older Sister,
Judith Elizabeth Marley Dawson
October 23, 1944 - October 15, 2013
My mentor, my friend, my baby-sitter (much to her chagrin.)
Moss houses, leaf houses, ice houses - way back when.
School bus driver, smart kid, CPA, Scuba Diving Queen.
Loved her family, faithful to her friends,
found God in all things.
Put others first, tender heart,
oh how losing her truly stings.
Life guard, swim teacher, planner, organizer,
gave life to any plant.
Fun to be with, tough as nails,
found happiness being married to Grant.
Hiker, camper, dancer, Grandpa's blacksmith and watermelon girl.
Stubborn as a mule, but her daddy's delight
and her mother's sweet pearl.
"I'll do it myself" were her first words, so I've been told.
But always there when anyone needed a loving hand to hold.
Be at peace and rest in Christ...
- Elaine Marley Kerns, October 16, 2013
Judy Marley Dawson, age 68, of Browns Summit died Tuesday, October 15, 2013 at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro.
Mrs. Dawson was a native of Guilford County and was the owner of Greensboro Scuba. Judy also worked for Schenker Logistics, Inc. of Browns Summit, NC. She was an athletic person who enjoyed scuba diving and boating. Judy was a loving, giving, dedicated person who was organized and very patient in everything she did. Judy is preceded in death by her mother: Virginia Garrett Marley and mother-in-law: Victoria Dawson.
She is survived by her husband: Grant Dawson, of the home; father: Cafer Marley of Pleasant Garden; sisters: Elaine (Allen) Kerns of Franklinville, and Lelia (Clint) Harrell of Suffolk, VA; nephew, Matthew (Lindsay) Harrell of Chesapeake, VA; niece, Hannah Kerns of Franklinville; father-in-law, Dr. Shelton Dawson of Eden; brother-in-laws, Mark (Pamela) Dawson of High Point, Blake (Grayson) Dawson of Eden, and Scot (Alla) Dawson of Eden.
The funeral service will be held Saturday, October, 19, 2013 at 2:"30 pm at Centre Friends Meeting, 325 NC Hwy. 562 E., Greensboro. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
In Memory of My Older Sister,
Judith Elizabeth Marley Dawson
October 23, 1944 - October 15, 2013
My mentor, my friend, my baby-sitter (much to her chagrin.)
Moss houses, leaf houses, ice houses - way back when.
School bus driver, smart kid, CPA, Scuba Diving Queen.
Loved her family, faithful to her friends,
found God in all things.
Put others first, tender heart,
oh how losing her truly stings.
Life guard, swim teacher, planner, organizer,
gave life to any plant.
Fun to be with, tough as nails,
found happiness being married to Grant.
Hiker, camper, dancer, Grandpa's blacksmith and watermelon girl.
Stubborn as a mule, but her daddy's delight
and her mother's sweet pearl.
"I'll do it myself" were her first words, so I've been told.
But always there when anyone needed a loving hand to hold.
Be at peace and rest in Christ...
- Elaine Marley Kerns, October 16, 2013
Mrs. Dawson was a native of Guilford County and was the owner of Greensboro Scuba. Judy also worked for Schenker Logistics, Inc. of Browns Summit, NC. She was an athletic person who enjoyed scuba diving and boating. Judy was a loving, giving, dedicated person who was organized and very patient in everything she did. Judy is preceded in death by her mother: Virginia Garrett Marley and mother-in-law: Victoria Dawson.
She is survived by her husband: Grant Dawson, of the home; father: Cafer Marley of Pleasant Garden; sisters: Elaine (Allen) Kerns of Franklinville, and Lelia (Clint) Harrell of Suffolk, VA; nephew, Matthew (Lindsay) Harrell of Chesapeake, VA; niece, Hannah Kerns of Franklinville; father-in-law, Dr. Shelton Dawson of Eden; brother-in-laws, Mark (Pamela) Dawson of High Point, Blake (Grayson) Dawson of Eden, and Scot (Alla) Dawson of Eden.
The funeral service will be held Saturday, October, 19, 2013 at 2:"30 pm at Centre Friends Meeting, 325 NC Hwy. 562 E., Greensboro. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
In Memory of My Older Sister,
Judith Elizabeth Marley Dawson
October 23, 1944 - October 15, 2013
My mentor, my friend, my baby-sitter (much to her chagrin.)
Moss houses, leaf houses, ice houses - way back when.
School bus driver, smart kid, CPA, Scuba Diving Queen.
Loved her family, faithful to her friends,
found God in all things.
Put others first, tender heart,
oh how losing her truly stings.
Life guard, swim teacher, planner, organizer,
gave life to any plant.
Fun to be with, tough as nails,
found happiness being married to Grant.
Hiker, camper, dancer, Grandpa's blacksmith and watermelon girl.
Stubborn as a mule, but her daddy's delight
and her mother's sweet pearl.
"I'll do it myself" were her first words, so I've been told.
But always there when anyone needed a loving hand to hold.
Be at peace and rest in Christ...
- Elaine Marley Kerns, October 16, 2013
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