Judith was born in Denver, Colorado at University Hospital on July 13th, 1974, to Donna Frances Cox (Housley) and Terry Allen Cox (deceased).
They lived and worked mainly in Commerce City. Judith traveled all 48 lower states with her father as a child and lived in a variety of areas before settling down and having her son. Judith spent most of her life as a cashier and her final years as an in-home caretaker for her mother, Donna. She loved football, Nhra and traveling the most. Her trip to Ireland was one that she had always dreamed of and successfully accomplished with the help of her nephew Domonic and his family. She loved music, poetry and most of all, her children. They became her reason to be happy and to feel whole in her day-to-day life.
They lived and worked mainly in Commerce City. Judith traveled all 48 lower states with her father as a child and lived in a variety of areas before settling down and having her son. Judith spent most of her life as a cashier and her final years as an in-home caretaker for her mother, Donna. She loved football, Nhra and traveling the most. Her trip to Ireland was one that she had always dreamed of and successfully accomplished with the help of her nephew Domonic and his family. She loved music, poetry and most of all, her children. They became her reason to be happy and to feel whole in her day-to-day life.
Judith was born in Denver, Colorado at University Hospital on July 13th, 1974, to Donna Frances Cox (Housley) and Terry Allen Cox (deceased).
They lived and worked mainly in Commerce City. Judith traveled all 48 lower states with her father as a child and lived in a variety of areas before settling down and having her son. Judith spent most of her life as a cashier and her final years as an in-home caretaker for her mother, Donna. She loved football, Nhra and traveling the most. Her trip to Ireland was one that she had always dreamed of and successfully accomplished with the help of her nephew Domonic and his family. She loved music, poetry and most of all, her children. They became her reason to be happy and to feel whole in her day-to-day life.
They lived and worked mainly in Commerce City. Judith traveled all 48 lower states with her father as a child and lived in a variety of areas before settling down and having her son. Judith spent most of her life as a cashier and her final years as an in-home caretaker for her mother, Donna. She loved football, Nhra and traveling the most. Her trip to Ireland was one that she had always dreamed of and successfully accomplished with the help of her nephew Domonic and his family. She loved music, poetry and most of all, her children. They became her reason to be happy and to feel whole in her day-to-day life.
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