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Judith D. (LeCount) Parker, aged 67, passed from life surrounded by her family Wednesday Jan. 18, 2017 in Billings.
Judy was born June 30, 1949, to Finley E. and Lorane M. (Kuhr) LeCount in Billings. As an infant Judy was so small that she was carried on a pillow. Her sister Sally recalls that Judy had her own language until she went to school. Her brother “Bill” liked to tease his sisters to everyone's amusement. Both her siblings survive her. Her father passed in 1960 and her mother in 1975. Judy graduated Billings Senior High in 1967. Judy moved to Denver for vocational education at Denver School of Business. Judy's careers included managing rental car locations and for over 25 years coding Medical Records at St. Vincent's Hospital.
In 1972, Judy went shopping for a bicycle and found her mate and partner Alan V. Parker. They were married Aug. 1, 1976. Their union was blessed with two sons, Brian L. 1977 (Cameron) and Nicholas P. 1984 (Ashley). Judy cherished each of her grandchildren: Anika, Callan, Declan, Mason, Jenessa, and Jerimiah.
A celebration of Judy's life will take place on her birthday June 30, 2017. Judy's family thanks the entire staff of Billings Clinic for their support and care during her last days.
A poem wriiten by Judy Lecount:
For a while the air of my mind is quiet,
Then someone flips a switch
And the sting returns:
Try to think, try to think.
Try harder, try harder.
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John Armstrong
Judy was fun, kind, perky, pretty, sweet, and had a heart of gold. I remember driving through the mountains west of Denver in her red Oldsmobile convertable top down with John Collins all of us without a care in the world. I still remember the song playing on the radio as she and John dropped me off at my house..."The Long and Winding Road" by the Beatles. I lost track of her after that and am so glad she found love and happiness. My condolences to her friends and family.
Kerry Lineback (Donohoe)
The following was submitted by Frank Corwin:
I met Judy while I was in the Air Force in Glasgow Montana in 1966. I recently was going through the mail from 1966/67 and found her letters to me. She invited me to her graduation and Prom, which I could not attend, We did get together soon after her graduation and before I was sent overseas. She would ask my opinion of boys she was interested in dating, some of who I met. We had a good moment in life together. Cool hearing she met her husband at a bicycle shop. Cycling is my thing. Any further comments on Judys life, I would be interested in hearing. Sad that she is no longer with us.