Judy Parris Hall, 81, of Asheboro, died Wednesday, June 8, 2022 at her residence.
Funeral Services, 11 AM, Saturday, June 11, 2022, at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel, Ramseur.
Officiating, Rev. Tom Batchelor, Rev. Maxton Craven.
Burial, Randolph Memorial Park, Asheboro.
Judy was a native and a lifelong resident of Randolph County. She loved beach trips, growing flowers and all animals. Judy had a big heart and would open her home to anyone or any animal who needed a loving touch or a place to call home. She truly cared for everyone around her and her children, grand children, family and friends knew her door was always open. Her Sunday afternoon lunches were legendary and kept the family close. Judy was a nurturer-flowers, animals, and people bloomed under her loving touch. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dwight Hall, daughter, Wendy Hall, son, Michael Hall, parents, Grady and Maggie Cook Parris, sisters, Ola Mae Trogdon, Jeri Milholen, brothers, Grady "Bug" Parris, Jim Parris.
Survivors: daughter, Cymbra Lowe, husband, Dustin, of Farmer, Priscilla Hendricks, husband, Lonny, of Asheboro, sons, Ikey Hall, Wife, Cassandra, of Franklinville, Eric Hall, and wife, Kim, of Liberty, Rodney Hall, of Farmer, Ken Brown, and wife, Shelly, of Randleman, Pete Parsons, and wife, Pasuta, of Thailand, sister, Joyce Long, of Cedar Falls, grandchildren, Brandon Hall, and wife, Amanda, Rebekka Faith Hall, Shelly Kivett, and husband, Travis, Jon-Eric Hall, and wife, Montgomery, Wendy Mitchell, and husband, Chad, Dalton Hall, and wife, Holley, Jake Hall, and wife, Kaylie, Chelsea Smith, and husband, Dalton, Haley Lowe, Dakota Temkey, Crystal Temkey, Zade Brown, Dane Brown, Jessilynn Brown, Chayapol Karnkha, William Parsons, Phatrick Parsons, and Emma Parsons, great-grandchildren, Lincoln Hall, Harper Hall, Addison Kivett, John Kivett, Isabella Kivett, James-Ellis Hall, Joanna Hall, Mackenna Mitchell, Camden Mitchell, Elliana Mae Smith, Rhett Smith, Conner Gregory, and Jaycee Johnson.
Funeral Services, 11 AM, Saturday, June 11, 2022, at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel, Ramseur.
Officiating, Rev. Tom Batchelor, Rev. Maxton Craven.
Burial, Randolph Memorial Park, Asheboro.
Judy was a native and a lifelong resident of Randolph County. She loved beach trips, growing flowers and all animals. Judy had a big heart and would open her home to anyone or any animal who needed a loving touch or a place to call home. She truly cared for everyone around her and her children, grand children, family and friends knew her door was always open. Her Sunday afternoon lunches were legendary and kept the family close. Judy was a nurturer-flowers, animals, and people bloomed under her loving touch. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dwight Hall, daughter, Wendy Hall, son, Michael Hall, parents, Grady and Maggie Cook Parris, sisters, Ola Mae Trogdon, Jeri Milholen, brothers, Grady "Bug" Parris, Jim Parris.
Survivors: daughter, Cymbra Lowe, husband, Dustin, of Farmer, Priscilla Hendricks, husband, Lonny, of Asheboro, sons, Ikey Hall, Wife, Cassandra, of Franklinville, Eric Hall, and wife, Kim, of Liberty, Rodney Hall, of Farmer, Ken Brown, and wife, Shelly, of Randleman, Pete Parsons, and wife, Pasuta, of Thailand, sister, Joyce Long, of Cedar Falls, grandchildren, Brandon Hall, and wife, Amanda, Rebekka Faith Hall, Shelly Kivett, and husband, Travis, Jon-Eric Hall, and wife, Montgomery, Wendy Mitchell, and husband, Chad, Dalton Hall, and wife, Holley, Jake Hall, and wife, Kaylie, Chelsea Smith, and husband, Dalton, Haley Lowe, Dakota Temkey, Crystal Temkey, Zade Brown, Dane Brown, Jessilynn Brown, Chayapol Karnkha, William Parsons, Phatrick Parsons, and Emma Parsons, great-grandchildren, Lincoln Hall, Harper Hall, Addison Kivett, John Kivett, Isabella Kivett, James-Ellis Hall, Joanna Hall, Mackenna Mitchell, Camden Mitchell, Elliana Mae Smith, Rhett Smith, Conner Gregory, and Jaycee Johnson.
Judy Parris Hall, 81, of Asheboro, died Wednesday, June 8, 2022 at her residence.
Funeral Services, 11 AM, Saturday, June 11, 2022, at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel, Ramseur.
Officiating, Rev. Tom Batchelor, Rev. Maxton Craven.
Burial, Randolph Memorial Park, Asheboro.
Judy was a native and a lifelong resident of Randolph County. She loved beach trips, growing flowers and all animals. Judy had a big heart and would open her home to anyone or any animal who needed a loving touch or a place to call home. She truly cared for everyone around her and her children, grand children, family and friends knew her door was always open. Her Sunday afternoon lunches were legendary and kept the family close. Judy was a nurturer-flowers, animals, and people bloomed under her loving touch. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dwight Hall, daughter, Wendy Hall, son, Michael Hall, parents, Grady and Maggie Cook Parris, sisters, Ola Mae Trogdon, Jeri Milholen, brothers, Grady "Bug" Parris, Jim Parris.
Survivors: daughter, Cymbra Lowe, husband, Dustin, of Farmer, Priscilla Hendricks, husband, Lonny, of Asheboro, sons, Ikey Hall, Wife, Cassandra, of Franklinville, Eric Hall, and wife, Kim, of Liberty, Rodney Hall, of Farmer, Ken Brown, and wife, Shelly, of Randleman, Pete Parsons, and wife, Pasuta, of Thailand, sister, Joyce Long, of Cedar Falls, grandchildren, Brandon Hall, and wife, Amanda, Rebekka Faith Hall, Shelly Kivett, and husband, Travis, Jon-Eric Hall, and wife, Montgomery, Wendy Mitchell, and husband, Chad, Dalton Hall, and wife, Holley, Jake Hall, and wife, Kaylie, Chelsea Smith, and husband, Dalton, Haley Lowe, Dakota Temkey, Crystal Temkey, Zade Brown, Dane Brown, Jessilynn Brown, Chayapol Karnkha, William Parsons, Phatrick Parsons, and Emma Parsons, great-grandchildren, Lincoln Hall, Harper Hall, Addison Kivett, John Kivett, Isabella Kivett, James-Ellis Hall, Joanna Hall, Mackenna Mitchell, Camden Mitchell, Elliana Mae Smith, Rhett Smith, Conner Gregory, and Jaycee Johnson.
Funeral Services, 11 AM, Saturday, June 11, 2022, at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel, Ramseur.
Officiating, Rev. Tom Batchelor, Rev. Maxton Craven.
Burial, Randolph Memorial Park, Asheboro.
Judy was a native and a lifelong resident of Randolph County. She loved beach trips, growing flowers and all animals. Judy had a big heart and would open her home to anyone or any animal who needed a loving touch or a place to call home. She truly cared for everyone around her and her children, grand children, family and friends knew her door was always open. Her Sunday afternoon lunches were legendary and kept the family close. Judy was a nurturer-flowers, animals, and people bloomed under her loving touch. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dwight Hall, daughter, Wendy Hall, son, Michael Hall, parents, Grady and Maggie Cook Parris, sisters, Ola Mae Trogdon, Jeri Milholen, brothers, Grady "Bug" Parris, Jim Parris.
Survivors: daughter, Cymbra Lowe, husband, Dustin, of Farmer, Priscilla Hendricks, husband, Lonny, of Asheboro, sons, Ikey Hall, Wife, Cassandra, of Franklinville, Eric Hall, and wife, Kim, of Liberty, Rodney Hall, of Farmer, Ken Brown, and wife, Shelly, of Randleman, Pete Parsons, and wife, Pasuta, of Thailand, sister, Joyce Long, of Cedar Falls, grandchildren, Brandon Hall, and wife, Amanda, Rebekka Faith Hall, Shelly Kivett, and husband, Travis, Jon-Eric Hall, and wife, Montgomery, Wendy Mitchell, and husband, Chad, Dalton Hall, and wife, Holley, Jake Hall, and wife, Kaylie, Chelsea Smith, and husband, Dalton, Haley Lowe, Dakota Temkey, Crystal Temkey, Zade Brown, Dane Brown, Jessilynn Brown, Chayapol Karnkha, William Parsons, Phatrick Parsons, and Emma Parsons, great-grandchildren, Lincoln Hall, Harper Hall, Addison Kivett, John Kivett, Isabella Kivett, James-Ellis Hall, Joanna Hall, Mackenna Mitchell, Camden Mitchell, Elliana Mae Smith, Rhett Smith, Conner Gregory, and Jaycee Johnson.
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