Judy Taylor Corder, born October 26, 1954, age 66 years, 11 months, 13 days passed away on October 13, 2021, surrounded by her loving family at her home. Judy is preceded in death by her mother and step-father Edna and James Sparks and her father and step-mother Claude "Toad" Taylor and Opal Taylor. Judy is also preceded in death by 2 beloved sisters, Francis "Penny" Kennedy and Joy Kay Taylor. Judy is also preceded in death by the father of two of her middle children and the love of her life, Jerry A Corder. Judy is survived by her oldest son, Chris Worley (Linda), Brandy N. Corder (Beau), Brad Corder (Samantha) and Tara Hensley (Trent). Brooke Doran (Corey), Living siblings, Wanda "Cheryl" Hill (Widowed, Bill Hill) Jerry Taylor, (Caroline), Janet Taylor (Squeak), Jeffrey Taylor (Cindy), Jo Taylor, Jacob Taylor, and Jill Doran. Judy is also survived by a special companion Jim Saylor.

Judy leaves behind a legacy of 6 grandchildren from Chris Worley (Linda): Colby Worley (Chelsea), Kelsey Worley (Rambo), Braxton Worley, Ethan Cox, Ricky Cox and Keaton Worley, Judy leaves a legacy of 4 grandchildren from Brandy N. Corder (Beau): Tyler Smith, Donovan Marnhout(Janelle), Isabella Marnhout, and Lily Marnhout, A legacy of 6 grandchildren from Brad Corder(Samantha): Brandon Corder, Hunter Peters, Samuel Peters, Callie Corder, Trinity Corder, Jackson Corder. A legacy of 5 grandchildren from Tara Hensley (Trent) Taegan Hensley, Kaiden Rains, Conner Hensley, Kamden Rains, and Kassidy Hensley. Judy is also survived by 7 very special great great-grandchildren, Tate Worley, Braelyn Worley, Jaxton Worley Brayton Worley, Brexton Worley, Liam Bennett Emah Bennett and 1 more is on the way!! Judy is also survived by a very special, dear friend of 40+ years, named Gwen Hamlin. To all who knew, and love Judy knew without any doubt that she was the most unconditionally loving, unconditionally caring and unconditionally forgiving woman her babies and many others have ever encountered. Judy had a lifelong career as a seamstress, 1st at The Shirt Factory then American Bag Co-operation who worked her way up to a supervisory role. Judy was always seeking to improve herself by completing her GED 1 year after her eldest daughter did and she also went to college for a while, always adding to her knowledge. Judy was Christian, strong believer in Jesus Christ, God, and the Holy Spirit. She sought to walk as closely to her values as she could, but to err is to be human. She worked so hard to do her best by all of us and we will live daily to do our best by her. Rest easy our Mom, Momma, and Momma Bear.

Funeral services were held Saturday, October 16, 2021, in the chapel of the Hickman-Strunk Funeral Home. Burial followed in the Barren Fork Cemetery.

Hickman-Strunk Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Judy Taylor Corder.

Obituary was written by family.