Juliette Sue Beesley Sinclair passed away on February 26, 2022, her 86th birthday. She was born in 1936 in Shelby, Ohio, and lived with her family in Lancaster, Texas. She married Walter Sinclair in 1954 and they resided in Irving and Ennis most of their married life. She was preceded in death by her husband of 59 years, her brother Tommy Warren Beesley, and her great-grandson Johnathan Ramsey. Judy is survived by her three children – Walter Anthony Sinclair (Lisa), Julie Anne Ramsey, and Elizabeth Carol McLaughlin (John); grandchildren Heather Estrada (Nathan), Allison Sinclair, Aaron Ramsey, Tara Washburn (Ronnie), Stephen Menton (Amy), and Emily Wissel (Rick); great-grandchildren Alyssa Washburn, Connor Washburn, Aiden Farmer, and Rock Estrada, her brothers Timothy and Charles Beesley, and many other relatives and friends.

Judy was a long-time member of the Daffan-Latimer Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and a member of Baylor Baptist Church. Judy was also a respected member of the banking community, retiring from Bank of America after 30 years. She will be remembered for her sense of adventure, appreciation of classical music, joy of reading, love of coffee, and most of all, her commitment to and unwavering support of her children's and grandchildren's lives and interests.

We have many memories of this precious lady, but we all remember that she was a great cook, she collected rabbits (lots of rabbits); she was known to fall asleep in the bathtub while reading, leaving many a paperback floating; she enjoyed the Thin Man movies; she played the soundtrack to Fiddler on the Roof during Sunday lunch; and the adventurous side of her enjoyed riding in the car to anywhere, being on the boat, and going for rides on the motorcycle.

Judy lived life with love and honor, helping others in her quiet way. She enjoyed making people laugh. She had a beautiful smile and a ready encouraging word. She will be greatly missed and always loved.

The family wishes to thank Ennis Care Center for the years of care provided to Judy. Also, a special thanks to Traditions Hospice for caring for Mom in her final months.

For those wishing to honor Judy, the family asks you to consider a donation to the Alzheimer's Association, www.alz.org , or perform an act of kindness for someone else.