Julia Shrader Lyon, originally from Wytheville, Virginia, died December 27, 2021 in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Judy was born February 7, 1925, to the late Gleaves F. "Chummy" and Ruth Shrader, and she was married for 56 years to Felix E. Lyon who preceded her in death in 2005. She was also preceded in death by two brothers, Malcolm Shrader and Gleaves F. "Bug" Shrader, Jr.
Judy was famous for sharing her cheese straws as a symbol of her joy for each one of us in times of celebration, or as expressions of comfort and healing during sad times. The delicious taste of those cheese straws was accompanied by Judy's love and compassion.
Judy graduated from George Wythe High School in Wytheville and the Capitol City Commercial College in Charleston, West Virginia. She went to work for the local Wytheville office of the Virginia Probation and Parole Office when it first opened and continued to serve for over 25 years.
Judy was famous for sharing her cheese straws as a symbol of her joy for each one of us in times of celebration, or as expressions of comfort and healing during sad times. The delicious taste of those cheese straws was accompanied by Judy's love and compassion.
Judy graduated from George Wythe High School in Wytheville and the Capitol City Commercial College in Charleston, West Virginia. She went to work for the local Wytheville office of the Virginia Probation and Parole Office when it first opened and continued to serve for over 25 years.
Julia Shrader Lyon, originally from Wytheville, Virginia, died December 27, 2021 in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Judy was born February 7, 1925, to the late Gleaves F. "Chummy" and Ruth Shrader, and she was married for 56 years to Felix E. Lyon who preceded her in death in 2005. She was also preceded in death by two brothers, Malcolm Shrader and Gleaves F. "Bug" Shrader, Jr.
Judy was famous for sharing her cheese straws as a symbol of her joy for each one of us in times of celebration, or as expressions of comfort and healing during sad times. The delicious taste of those cheese straws was accompanied by Judy's love and compassion.
Judy graduated from George Wythe High School in Wytheville and the Capitol City Commercial College in Charleston, West Virginia. She went to work for the local Wytheville office of the Virginia Probation and Parole Office when it first opened and continued to serve for over 25 years.
Judy was famous for sharing her cheese straws as a symbol of her joy for each one of us in times of celebration, or as expressions of comfort and healing during sad times. The delicious taste of those cheese straws was accompanied by Judy's love and compassion.
Judy graduated from George Wythe High School in Wytheville and the Capitol City Commercial College in Charleston, West Virginia. She went to work for the local Wytheville office of the Virginia Probation and Parole Office when it first opened and continued to serve for over 25 years.
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