Judy Bradshaw Bosworth, cherished wife, mother, Nana, teacher, and friend, went home to be with Jesus on Saturday, April 2nd, 2022, in The Woodlands, Texas, at the age of 69 years old.

Judy was born October 20 ^th , 1952 to Geraldine and Allen Bradshaw. She grew up in Memorial Baptist Church, accepting Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at age 9. Judy went on to rededicate her life to Christ in 1982 when she felt the true fullness of the Holy Spirit. Judy loved others without condition, but her love for the Lord was above all else.

Judy attended Aldine High School, followed soon after by positions with HL&P and Southwestern Bell. Upon meeting Robert in Sunday School, she was married in a joyful ceremony on December 17 ^th , 1977. Judy welcomed Robert's two children into their home, and went on to have three more together. During this time, Judy left SWB to raise and eventually home-school her three youngest through high school. Following this and building on her natural strengths of empathy and compassion, Judy went back to school and obtained her second Associates Degree, this time in Nursing. She strove forward to obtain her RN license, and touched many lives working for Northwest Assistance Ministries and Cypress Creek Psychiatric hospital. While Judy was a skilled and compassionate nurse, her true passion remained in teaching, and after rigorous study, she fulfilled her lifelong dream and earned her Bachelors Degree in Education from Letourneau University. Judy then worked as an educator in public and private schools, specializing in Math and Science, and equally as important she taught by example how a Godly person acts.

Judy's faith shown bright through everything she did. She had a zeal for sharing the Gospel, and did so at every opportunity, down to her very last days. She went on mission trips to Texas, Alaska, Romania, and Kenya. Even when on vacation, she saw the destinations as her mission field, sharing the gospel in Mexico, Seattle, Canada, Italy, France, and of course in Houston. When she couldn't travel herself, Judy financed and prayed for missions the entire world over. Judy trained and deployed for disaster relief in the Houston area. She always had a bible on hand to give to someone, often in several languages. Because of her outgoing spirit, she could strike up a conversation with complete strangers, and find an avenue to share Christ with them.  Even as she lay in a hospital bed, she bore witness to each nurse, doctor, and staff member that entered the room. Her scripture memorization and retention was unparalleled, with near instant recall of an applicable verse for any situation that she encountered.

Judy was a leader, teaching Sunday School, GA's, Bible Drill, and various ladies' groups, which she was dedicated to and enjoyed immensely. The number of lives changed by her witnessing, teaching, testimony, and compassion cannot be underestimated. Even while battling cancer, Judy proposed and led the church's effort for Operation Christmas Child 2021, generating excitement among the congregation, ultimately gathering over 400 boxes of goods to send to children worldwide. This was a cause dear to Judy's heart, and exemplified the love and kindness she showed to everyone.

Judy is survived by her loving husband of 44 years Robert; Children – Barbara Coykendall and husband, Dave, Bill Bosworth and wife Cindy, Tim Bosworth and wife, Mary Beth, Cindy Marshall and husband, Van, and Daniel Bosworth, as well as siblings Joan, Jimmy, and Jan; along with 12 loving grandchildren who will carry on her legacy.

A public viewing will be held on Friday, April 8 ^th 2022, at Klein Funeral Home, 1400 W Main St, Tomball, TX 77375, with family visitation from 5-6 PM, and public visitation from 6-8 PM.

A service will be held Saturday, April 9 ^th 2022 at 10am at Memorial Baptist Church, 22333 Kuykendahl Rd. Spring, TX 77388

Family burial to follow in Brownwood, TX.

In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Samaritans Purse Ministries: Operation Christmas Child.