Judy Crockett Davis
August 7, 1945 ~ November 4, 2019
Judy C. Davis
August 7, 1945 - November 4, 2019
Judy C. Davis was born in Nacogdoches, Texas, a gift to her parents Earl Vernon and Ruby Walton Crockett, on August 7, 1945.
She was baptized at St. Paul C.M.E. Church at a young age where her grandmother, Marshall Crockett, made sure that she was active in all of the children's activities.
The family moved to Austin, Texas when Judy was eight-years-old where she attended Rosewood Elementary School and Kealing Jr. High before she graduated from the "old" L.C. Anderson High School in 1962. She received her Bachelor's and Master's Degrees from Texas Southern University before she began her career as a teacher in the Houston Independent School District. She subsequently taught in Fairbanks, Alaska before moving to San Antonio where she taught at Crockett Elementary School until she retired in 2008.
Judy was very active in New Jerusalem Church Family, serving as President of the choir and on various other committees.
She died on November 4, 2019 at PAM Specialty Hospital in New Braunfels, Texas.
Judy is survived by Marvin Earl Davis, Sr., her loving husband of 41 years; two sons: Marvin Earl Davis, Jr and Gregory Davis; one daughter, Tanya Davis, 7 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She also survived by three sisters: Lois Parks, Bonnie C. Simpson and Peggy McClennan; and one brother, Joseph Crockett.
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Judy was the most wonderful, loving, kind and generous person ever lived. We will miss you forever and you will surely be in our heart’s forever. Heaven have gained another Angel. Rest Peacefully Love One
Our dear sweet Judy, was a real gem. She was an angel at heart. Loving, kind and a joy to be with. Judy always had a smile to share with anyone she met. She was genuine. This Angel definately earned her wings.
Sister Davis, a beautiful woman of God. Ivan hear her singing in heaven This Morning When I Rose. Always remembering my grandchildren’s birthdays. Will always remember her beautiful smile. She will truly be missed.
My best memories of Aunt Judy were her infectious laugh and her kind smile. She often made me clothes when I was a kid and bathed me before bed. I remember the way she would rub my back until I fell asleep. “Shay-Shay” will always love and miss you! Love Always, Shana Davis Sampay
My Aunt Judy would never let forget I was my father’s son she would always call me “Garlon Junior” I will always remember that and how sweet, kind and giving she was. God Bless you Aunt Judy you will be missed and not forgotten🙏🙏🙏
I will never forget Judy Davis. A wonderful Woman of God and my special friend. She would help with my grandchildren. Whether it was picking them up from school, taking them to the park, and never forgetting their birthdays. Judy was an awesome woman of God, a true friend until the end. I’m going to miss you my friend.
Condolences to the Davis family. Pat spoke of her fondly and I know she will be missed by all that knew her.
To the entire family may your hearts be held by our heavenly father. Stand strong in your faith. We love you all, will continue to be here for you. Prayers daily. Love The Porter-Davis family