About This Memory Space
This page was created for Judith Lee Carson's family and friends as a place to remember them, to share stories, and to keep their memory close in everyday life.
It is cared for and added to over time by the people who knew them, and everyone is invited to contribute, whether that is a story, a photo, a few words, or a simple note.
Many families visit places like this not just once, but again and again, especially on quiet days or meaningful anniversaries. This page is here for those moments, wherever you are.
A place to return to when you want to feel close again, to remember a moment, or to leave a few words for others to read. Over time, it grows through the voices of everyone who knew and loved them.
Light a Candle Growing
Light a candle to honor Judith Lee Carson's memory. Each lighting keeps their memory burning bright for 23 hours.
Candle lit burns 23 hours. Come back and light it again after 23 hours to keep the memory burning.
Limited to 5 lightings per hour to prevent abuse.
Memory Wall Growing
Stories, photos, and memories shared by people who knew Judith Lee Carson. This is the heart of this space—a collection that grows as more people contribute.
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Life & Legacy
Judith Lee Carson devoted her life to uplifting others through education, advocacy, and spiritual guidance, leaving an indelible mark on her community with her boundless compassion and unwavering commitment to service.
A beacon of empathy and determination, Judith dedicated decades to fostering growth in those around her. Her passion for empowering the deaf community and supporting the marginalized defined her path, blending professional excellence with heartfelt volunteerism. From classrooms to advocacy groups and places of worship, she consistently extended her hand to those in need, embodying a spirit of kindness that resonated deeply.
Judith poured her energy into teaching at the Indiana School for the Deaf, where she inspired students to thrive. She advanced the field through active participation in the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) and the Indiana Chapter of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (ICRID). Notably, she helped establish the American Sign Language interpreting program at Vincennes University, mentoring future professionals. Beyond education, her advocacy for HIV/AIDS-affected individuals via the HIV/AIDS Coalition highlighted her tireless fight for equity, complemented by her role as an ordained minister at The Church Within, where she provided comfort and wisdom.
Family & Loved Ones
Judith's world revolved around the enduring connections she nurtured with relatives, filling their lives with gentle wisdom and unwavering support. She shared a profound bond with her sister-in-law, Mary Lou Carson, and took great joy in her nephews—Darrell (Coriann) with their children Drew (Dani) and Paige; Robert (Ammie) and daughter Grace; and Kenneth (Sandy) with son Cameron—as well as great grandnieces Willow and Oakley, daughters of Drew and Dani, whose youthful energy mirrored the joyful spirit she so cherished.
Remembered by Friends & Family
Tributes from acquaintances and kin alike capture Judith's essence as a quiet force for good, emphasizing her nurturing influence in deaf education and her bold stance on health advocacy that left communities stronger.
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