Birth date: May 3, 1940 Death date: Nov 22, 2009
Judy Heathcock, 69, of Houston entered into rest on Sunday, November 22, 2009 surrounded by her loving family. Judy was born on May 3, 1940 in Pasadena, Texas to Andrew Abner Lancon and Mildred Aletha John Lancon. Survivors includ Read Obituary
Remembering you today. Wishing I could thank you for being such an example of unconditional friendship at a time when it was what I needed most. You were one of my favorite people. I imagine you singing... (What a Difference a Day Makes)... laughing... and loving... like you always did this side of Heaven. That's it. Just missing you, lady. :)
Honestly Today I Found Myself Thinking Of You Mrs Heathcock. I Guess Its Because You Were An Influence In My Life. Or Maybe Its Because Im Almost Finished My Cosmo Hours And I Have Remembered You Always Saying "Finish Those Hours Ladies". Im Not Really Big On Goodbyes So This Is Merely An Update I Promise Ill Make You Proud. Until Next Time,,,-Erin Dunbar C/O 2011
I heard your voice singing today..I saw a big smile on your face..I remember you always telling me & india that you hope that someday we are blessed to have a husband like mr. Heathcock..a year almost two years ago I met a wonderful guy..I pretty sure our love couldn't possibly compare to you guys love but I sure pray one day it gets that way..Just stopped by to say I love you..wish you a merry christmas & happy new year Cosmetology2009
MRS. HEATHCOCK I MISS YOU SO MUCH OFTEN TIMES I WANT TO PICK UP THE PHONE AND CALL YOU..JUST TO HEAR YOUR VOICE..I LOVE YOU SO SO VERY MUCH..NO MATTER WHAT I DO I ALWAYS HEAR YOUR VOICE IN MY HEAD..I :) AT THE THOUGHT OF YOU..I HAVE TRULY BEEN BLESSED TO KNOW YOU..EVERYTHING IS GOING WELL IN MY LIFE I HAD TO SIT OUT OF COLLEGE FOR A WHILE UNTIL I PAY THEM BACK BUT I CAN HEAR YOUR VOICE SAYING EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY..YOU KNOW YOU CAN STAY WITH ME BUT I HAVE TO WARN YOU I NEVER HAD A DAUGHTER SO I'LL BE OVER PROTECTED..:) I LOVE YOU SO MUCH AND I'M HAPPY TO KNOW THAT YOU ARE RESTING IN PEACE..LOVE YOU AND MR.HEATHCOCK FOREVER
I wanted to take this time and express to everyone how appreciative I am for all of the wonderful and caring memories and condolences. I am certain my dad and brothers are eqally as moved. I especially wish to thank all who supported us at my mom's service. It was very, very moving and only my mom could arrange it so as to have a marching band perform for her. It has taken me a while to get to where I am able to post this thank you to all who cared for my mom. I have read all of your messages and I am very grateful she had so many who cared for her. She was an outstanding friend to many. She was an unbelievable mom. She was a caring aunt. She loved her sister so very much (Aunt Billie, she loved you so much and she knew you loved her greatly too). And, she was an outstanding educator who sacrificed greatly for her students (her wonderful girls as she said to me in September). To all of her students...you must know that she loved you very much. I know each one of you feel that she did. She was tough BUT she would tell me story after story about all of the goings on in the world of cosmetology. Take comfort and take all of the things she gave to you and make a great life for yourselves. That's what she wanted. She wanted all of her students to be successful with their careers and at life as well. She wanted you to be great adults that would be active community role models and leaders. She hoped that you would be wonderful parents when the time came for you to have children. She wanted your futures to be full of greatness and happiness. She wanted you to strive to be your best every day. And, as she said so often: "if you are having a bad day-it's ok to have a bad day-you will get through it." If you are having a bad day, just say: I'm having a bad day." I learned from my mom that it is ok to have a bad day but to never allow a bad day to over shadow all of the good and great things you are creating for yourself during your lifetime. To all of my sons and daughters, whether from Nimitz or Conroe, who were with me at mom's service and to all of you who have called, written or provided messages for her on this site. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I love you guys so much! I think about you all of the time. You,indeed, are a huge part of my life.
Bobby and family, I am very saddened to hear of the loss of your extraordinary mother. I have many fond memories of her throughout my experience in the RCB. May God be with you all during this trying time and may your mother find peace. My thoughts and prayers are
with you all. Be Blessed.
I am so sorry to hear of Mrs. Heatchock's passing. What a beautiful spirit she had...always smiling and sharing a kind word. My prayers with everyone who loved and cherished her, Charisa
i will always remember Mrs. heathcock, me and my friends talk about Mrs. heathcock all the time . she was our cosmo teacher our jr. and sr.year in high school, she was always a positive person, she love all her students. we will miss her .class/2000
MRS.HEATCOCK HOLDS A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART..SHE PLAYS A BIG ROLE IN MY SUCCESS..SHE IS THE ONLY PERSON WHO BELEIVED IN ME WHEN I WAS STRUGGLING..SHE PUSHED ME WHEN I NEEDED TO TO BE PUSHED..WORDS CANT EXPLAIN HOW MUCH SHE HAS IMPACTED ME IN MY CAREER. SHE ALSO TOUGHT ME AND MY SISTER MARLENE,,SHE ALSO PLAYED A BIG ROLE IN MY SISTERS LIFE AND SUCCESS..I COULDNT THANK HER ENOUGH. MRS.HEATHCOCK YOU WILL BE MISSED..I LOVE YOU DEARLY!!! WE WILL MEET ONE DAY.
