Judith Castetter Harvey
July 24, 1947 ~ September 14, 2018
Marietta Southern Cremations & Funerals
Judy passed away peacefully from this life the afternoon of September 14, after a decline in health. She was loved by all that met her. Judy was born in West Chester, Pennsylvania on July 24, 1947. She moved to Statesboro, Georgia in June of 1950 with her parents and her sister. In March of 1984 she joined the Sherriff’s Department of Cobb County where she served for 21 years as a Deputy Sherriff. Judy was a wife, mother, grandmother, sister and daughter. Her hobbies included being an avid diver, caterer, loving all types of needle crafts, crochet and painting. She loved God and her country.
Judy is survived by four children: Ronald T. Black (Susan), Ryan P. Harvey (Angela), Courtland B. Harvey (Victoria) and Judith C. “Chrissy” Harvey; 10 Grandchildren: Apryl LeAnna Harvey, Mitchell Everett Harvey, Reilly Cheyenne May, Chase Tillman Black, Tanner Huntley Harvey, Benjamin Eugene Cross, Jacob Daniel Cross, Bethany Shea Bishop, Austin Joshua Towery and Andrew Church; and a sister, Margarett “Peg” Castetter Nunn.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Bruce H. Harvey and her parents, Lillian B. Castetter and Tillman C. Castetter.
Rest in PEACE Momma and Nana!
WE ALL LOVE YOU!
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Judy was one of a kind. She was a good woman, a great deputy to work with because you always knew if something happened Judy had your back. Judy loved her family, we talked a lot about our children. Judy had a way about her that you knew whether she liked you or just tolerated you. She was a hardworking person and took pride in her job.. Judy was not only my sister in law enforcement, my sister in Christ, she was my friend and she will be missed but never forgotten because she left me with many memories of our days working at Cobb County Sheriff’s Department together. May God comfort you at this time , but we all know that Judy is home with Christ in a beautiful and peaceful place and she has received that new body without pain or sickness.. One day we will all meet again in that heavenly home. God bless the family.
I always enjoyed working with you, Judy. Thank you for your service to the citizens of Cobb. May you Rest In Peace.
Judy, you were a wonderful, caring person and a terrific Deputy Sheriff. For 21 years you served with honor, I am proud to have known you. Be at peace Judy.