Obituary of Judy Potter

Judith Goodgame Potter, known to her grandchildren as “JuJu” and friends as “Judy,” passed away on Tuesday, May 10th, 2022. She is survived by her son, Richard Carey Potter, Jr (Carey) and his wife, Amy, and their children Baleigh Grace, Sarah Kate, and Trey; and her daughter, Amanda Potter Hereford and her husband, Trip, and their daughter, Margaret; her grandson, Cooper Hadley, and granddaughter, Elizabeth Hadley; sister, Kim Goodgame Mozingo and her husband, Gary; and brother, Hughel Goodgame and his wife, Audrey; as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins. She joins her late husband, Richard Carey Potter, Sr., and daughter Jennifer Potter Hadley, as well as mother and father, Hughel and Frances Goodgame, and sister Kay Goodgame Bain. Judy and Richard met in college at Auburn University. The love of Auburn was passed to their children and grandchildren (War Eagle!). Judy was a loving, supportive mother and grandmother and a kind, caring friend. Always the gracious host, she opened her house to friends and neighbors, and was always willing to offer her many talents of flower arranging and preparing delicious foods. A life-time resident of Pell City, Alabama, she readily offered her willing hands to further the development of the community. As such, she recently joined the team to work on the Museum of Pell City to preserve the history for future generations. Please consider a donation to the Museum of Pell City in her memory. Museum of Pell City, PO Box 129, Pell City 35125, or online at https://museumofpellcity.org/in-memory-in-honor-donations/ Please join the family in celebration of her life and legacy at Usrey Funeral Home - Pell City for a visitation on Friday, May 13th from 9:30 am until 11:00 am, followed by a graveside service at 11:30 am at Valley Hill Cemetery officiated by Pastor Jeremy Carlson. Condolences may be offered online at www.usreyfuneralhome.com. Usrey Funeral Home, Pell City, is in charge of arrangements.