Judith R. Lamberth
April 7, 1947-April 12, 2022
Mrs. Judith R. Lamberth, 75, of Mechanicsville, Virginia went to be with her heavenly Father on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 following her battle with cancer.
Judy was born on April 7, 1947 in Richmond, Virginia. On July 28, 1967 she married Gerald W. Lamberth and lived in Mechanicsville, Virginia before retiring and enjoying time in Davenport, Florida. Judy lived a full life enjoying traveling abroad, visiting national parks, horseback and motorcycle riding, card games and pickle ball as well as spending time with her family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Louise Ragsdale; her brother, Ken Ragsdale; and beloved companion Sassy.
Judy is survived by her husband of 54 years, Gerald W. Lamberth; daughter Cindi Eckert-Allison; son Michael Lamberth (Angel); her five grandchildren, Bryce, Reece, Kiley, Aiden and Chase; brother Jerry Ragsdale; along with many other family members and dear friends.
A Celebration of Judy’s Life will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 20, from at Affinity Funeral Service, 8074 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville Virginia 23111.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Judy’s memory to either one or both of the following organizations;
- The American Cancer Society https://donate3.cancer.org
- Bon Secours Hospice House https://www.bsvaf.org/Hospice-House-Gift
Nice summary Jerry. Great picture of Judy.
Judy always had a wonderful and memorable laugh and smile. God be with you.
We truly miss her and and will always remember our great trips together around the USA . May God be with all the family and friends who have lost the lively lady.
Judy with her smile and laughter will be missed by so many of us. Prayers for comfort for you and your family. Even though Pete and I rare unable to be there Wednesday, we will be thinking of you all.
We always enjoyed being around Judy. She was always laughing.. e joked when we would play pickleball and she would help you with anything. She will be missed. God bless her family and may she rest in peace..
Judy could make you laugh! She was afraid of heights, but I did not know about that, until she climbed the HUGE rocky terrain to the Delicate Arch of Arches NP. It was 103 degrees in the shade if you could find some. She also climbed a rope ladder hanging off the side of a cliff in Mesa Verde NP ( the only way out)! She was an excellent card/game player, and she could COOK! Love to all her family and friends.
Many fond memories of good spent with you and jerry
We will see you again.
We had such wonderful times with Judy playing cards, camping, and just having fun. She willed truly be missed by all. Heaven has gained an Angel.
The time that we had with Judy will always be remembered. She was like a mother always sharing in so many ways with her words, cooking, playing games and being a great friend. Until we meet again. Our condolences to family
Although we only knew you for a few short ( too short) years, your enthusiasm for travel, cooking, cards, entertaining was infectious! What I will always remember you for was your bravery & willingness to try something new, not age, nor situation ever dampened your spirit. We will forever be grateful you came into our lives. Colleen & Calvin Umphlett
Words are not adequate to express how many lives she has touched in so many wonderful ways. She will be missed.
Judy had a smile that we will never forget. She was so much fun to be around and her laugh was contagious. We are saddened by this news and she will be greatly missed.