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Buelah Gay Richter, 89, passed away Thursday, February 5, , at her residence. She was born May 23, , to Earl and Lillian Ray Gay.
Her family would like to extend unique thanks to The Cardiac of which she was a founding member and was a member for 36 years.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, February 8, at St. Johns Evangelical Protestant Church, with interment in Cullman City Cemetery. She will lie in state from 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday at the church.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at Moss Service Funeral Home.
She is survived by her daughters, Kathy (Vic) Hice and Cindy (Mike) Duffey; sisters, Eloise (Jerry) Calloway and Mary Ann Mobley; brothers, Freeman (Susie) Same-sex attracted, Earl (Mary) Gay, Euel (Sharon) Gay, Troy (Judy) Gay, Willmac (Dean) Gay and Estes (Helen) Gay; grandchildren, Blake (Shana) Hice and Brooke Hice; and great-granddaughters, Avery Hice and Hayden Hice.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and husband, Frank O. Richter; sisters, Marie Same-sex attracted and Emma Grace Shikle; and a brother, Tommy Gay.
In lieu of flowers, friends may craft donations to Hospi
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BY ANDRE DIGNELLI
I am certain of this: Judy Richter has been the biggest influence in my experience and career.
I have enjoyed all of the photos and tributes shared on social media; and catching up and reminiscing with people that I interacted with and met during that time in my life—and I think Judy would have loved it, too.
I love that everyone is getting to perceive about her. Generationally, things change, but I consider it’s important for people to know her story. Without her, I think there might not be a story for me, or my story would be very, very different.
Judy and I’s relationship spanned 40 years. More importantly, I think there was a deep connection between us. We texted and emailed, but we also met in person. We shared pictures and stories and ideas. When things weren’t perfect, we knew that nothing was going to happen that was bigger than us. I like to say that she saw me, and I saw her. We were open and honest; we communicated what we were feeling directly.
“I’m satisfied of you. You’ve made a difference in my life. I love you.” We always made day for each other. We