Judy Owens Fabian, 72 of Tomball, Texas was granted her Angel Wings February 14th 2018.  Her final days were spent surrounded by family and close friends.  Judy was taken from our lives to soon by a massive stroke and will leave behind empty hearts.

Judy Owens Fabian was born April 15, 1945 in Pittsburg, Texas to Pierce Owens Jr. and Margie Owens.

She graduated from Tomball High School, Tomball, Texas in May 1963.  Following graduation she went on to business school in Houston, Texas.  Throughout her career Judy worked in book-keeping for companies such as Humble Oil and  Refinery, Tomball ISD, Guaranty Bond State Bank, Wiesner Family Auto Sales, and finally ending her successful career with Anadarko in the Woodlands, Texas.

Judy leaves behind a daughter, Molly Fabian Stobb and her husband Louis.  Son, Jeffery Dean Fabian and his wife Kandie. Grandsons, Jeremy Ray Quast and Hunter Joseph Hack.  Granddaughter, Hayley Jo Hack. Fred Fabian, Molly and Jeff's Father.  Uncle, Gerald Owens and his wife Deanna.  Aunt, Evelyn "Eppie" Uselton and her husband Harvey.  In addition to multiple nieces, nephews, cousins, and her two cats, "Cali" and "Big Boy".

She is preceded in death by grandparents, Mansel Pierce Owens and wife Wylie Bess, and parents, Pierce Jr. and Margie Owens.

Throughout Judy's Life, she took great pride and pleasure in spending time with her family and friends.  She loved watching her children and grandchildren compete in sporting events.  She took pride in sewing and crafting.  She visited many places around the world through her love for reading.  Her guilty pleasures were manicures, pedicures and Thursdays at the salon.  She enjoyed luncheons with friends from Anadarko, not to mention a weekend-get-together with her best friend Arlene Edwards from the old neighborhood.

Your voice is like a golden song that has a soft refrain.  As spring would whisper to the trees beneath the gentle rain.  It is a melody of love that lingers in my heart long after I have left your side and we are gar apart.  I hear its echo in the dawn and when the sun is high until the silver of the stars is all around the sky.  Your voice is like a magic wand that makes my dreams come true because I know inside my soul that is really you.  And just to be with you my sweet is paradise to me.  Oh let me listen to your voice for all eternity.

A Memorial service celebrating Judy's life will be held Saturday, February 24th at 10 am at the Klein Funeral Home in Tomball.  Lunch following the service will be at LifePoint Church 11210 FM 1488, Magnolia, TX 77354