Juda Guyette Jackson, also known as Nana, 74 of Hallsville died Sunday February 20, 2022, at Boone Hospital.

Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM Friday, February 25, 2022 at Fenton-Kendrick Funeral Home in Centralia, with burial to follow in the Centralia City Cemetery.

Visitation will be held from 1:00 PM until the time of the service on Friday at the funeral home.

Family and friends are invited to Juda's Life Celebration after the funeral services at the Centralia Community Center until 5:00pm.

Juda was born on August 28, 1947, in Columbia, the daughter of Guy and Juda (Locke) Ludwig.

Juda is survived by her children, Kelly Curl of Hallsville and Christina Creasy and husband Jeff of Savannah, TN; Grandchildren, Jennifer Rogers of Columbia, Jordan Alexander and Husband John of Hallsville, Walter Rogers and significant other Janie of Mexico, and Paige Rogers of Savanah TN; Great Grandchildren, Frank Gifford (Son of Jennifer) of Columbia, Hunter Perkins (Son of Jordan) of Hallsville, Ayla Coil (Daughter of Jennifer) of Columbia, Harper Rogers (Daughter of Walter) of Mexico, Jaxson Alexander (Son of Jordan) of Hallsville; siblings, Connie Gholson and Husband Ed of Tavares, Fl, and Sheri Kroger and husband Gene of Warrenton, Mo.

She was Preceded in death by her husband Jeffery Jackson and her parents Juda and Guy Ludwig.

Juda worked at the United States Postal Service as a mail clerk for many years before she retired in 2007.

Juda was a member of Faith Baptist Church and previously Victory Baptist Church. She attended church regularly devoting as much time to God as possible. She did Mission work in Bulgaria for a few years. Her hobbies and interests included going to auctions to find things to sell in her booths at the Antique mall, gossiping with the ladies at the antique mall (If there was ever something you wanted to know that was going on around town those ladies would be able to tell you!). She enjoyed gardening and keeping flowers alive better than her granddaughter. She fostered for the family animal rescue, Little Rays of Sunshine Animal Rescue. She always knew which dogs were still there, and which had been adopted. She loved watching and spending time with her great-grandchildren as well as spending time with family and friends! She loved to keep in touch with everyone even when she couldn't see them.

Some of her favorite songs were "Victory in Jesus", "What a friend we have in Jesus", "Amazing Grace", and "Go tell it on the Mountain". Her Favorite movies were Hallmark Movies, and any crime tv show! Four words to describe Juda are Passionate, Loving, Caring, and Stubborn.

In lieu of Flowers, Memorial donations are suggested to Little Rays of Sunshine Animal Rescue and may be sent in care of Fenton-Kendrick Funeral Home 104 S. Collier St. Centralia, MO 65240.