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BOBBY L. JUDKINS
Date Of Birth:MAY 14, 1942
Date Of Death:MAY 21, 2010
Service Date:PRIVATE GRAVESIDE SERVICES
WILL BE HELD AT A LATER DATE

Bobby L. Judkins, age 68, of Winchester, passed away at his residence on Friday, May 21, 2010.  Mr. Judkins owned Judkins Cabinets on the Lynchburg Highway in Broadview.  He was known by many for his craftsmanship in the cabinet business that he loved and took great pride in for over 38 years.  He built cabinets for many homes and businesses in Franklin County and surrounding counties.  He was a loving husband, father and grandfather.  He leaves behind his wife, Kay Farris Judkins, Daughters; Michelle (Dewayne) Green, Amy (Kevin) Harper, son, Jeff (April Kirk) Judkins  and a sister, Dimple Sewell all of Winchester.  Five grandchildren; Wesley Green, Whitney Kovach, Haley Harper, Kayte Kamryn Harper, Kaitlyn Kirk and one great-granddaughter, Lily Madyson Kovach.  It was Mr. Judkins request that he be Cremated.  Private graveside services are scheduled for the family.  In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the American Lung Association by contacting Grant Funeral Services. 
  • From: Tim and Brenda Long

    So Sorry for your loss, Tim and I will keep all you in our prayers.

  • From: Nick  Burton
    Location:Estill Springs

    I was sorry to hear about Bobby's death as I passed by and saw his name on the Grant sign. I did business with Bobby for many years while I was a contractor. I was always pleased with Bobby's great cabinets as I had also built cabinets early in my career. Bobby even once let me work in his shop on a project I needed to complete. We shared an interest in old cars too. He will be missed by all that knew him. May he rest in peace.

  • From: Randy & Juanita Davis
    Location:Lynchburg, TN

    Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Kay and the entire family during this time of loss.

  • From: marlene tucker

    To Kay, Jeff, Michelle, Amy and all your families. I am truly sorry for your loss. It is so hard to give up a loved one and hard to adjust to life without them. It really is a deep hurt, I know. He will be missed by many. If there is anything I can do for any of you, please let me know. My prayers are with all of you. Love, Marlene