What's Happening?
Judy S. Coulter, a long-time resident of the Normantown Community, passed away on August 8, 2026, at the age of 79. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, she moved to Georgia in 1968 and spent most of her life in Toombs and Tattnall Counties. Coulter was known
for her work as a Data Quality Review Coordinator at Principle Health Care and was an active member of the Lyons Free Will Baptist Church. She was deeply involved in her community, known for her phone ministry and sending cards to people. Coulter is survived by her daughters, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Her funeral service is scheduled for August 11, 2026, at Lyons Free Will Baptist Church.
Why It's Important?
Judy S. Coulter's passing is significant to the Normantown Community, where she was a beloved figure. Her contributions to the community through her church activities and personal outreach efforts, such as her phone ministry, highlight the impact one individual can have on local society. Her dedication to bringing joy and comfort to others exemplifies the role of community leaders in fostering a supportive environment. Her death marks the loss of a community pillar, affecting not only her family but also the broader community that benefited from her kindness and service.
What's Next?
The community will gather to honor Judy S. Coulter's life and contributions during her funeral service. This event will likely serve as a moment for the community to reflect on her legacy and the values she embodied. The family has requested that memorial contributions be made to the Lyons Free Will Baptist Church or an addiction rehabilitation center in memory of her grandson, Jeremy Pittman, indicating a continued commitment to community support and service.
