Judy Ann Perry was born January 1, 1953, in Washington, D.C. to Mary Washington and George Bogan. Being the oldest of twelve siblings, it helped nurture her desire to take care of others. The older she grew, that same desire fueled her spiritual calling and propelled her into a life of service. Thus, she became involved in the church at an early age, teaching Sunday school, riding the bus ministry, leading AWANAS, and other endeavors.

Along with her spiritual journey, she found time to fall in love. Mr. Cecil Perry was captivated by her smile, and style and married her in 1975. They went on to raise her eldest daughter and welcome three wonderful children together before going their separate ways in 2021. Supporting her family was of the utmost priority for Judy and she enjoyed an illustrious career with Terminal Corporation for thirty years before retiring down to Charlotte, NC to spend her time with her children and grandchildren.

Judy Ann Perry, a woman of integrity, a woman of substance. A mighty woman of God, who wore many beautiful hats, in her extraordinary lifetime. She passed away peacefully in Levine & Dickson Hospice House at Southminster, 8919 Park Rd Suite 1000, Charlotte, NC on December 30, 2023.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Pauline Washington and George Bogan, her dear Uncle Joseph "Joe" Ellis, and a nephew DeVaughn (Man-e) Williams.

Her loving memory will live in the hearts of her former husband Cecil Perry  and their children; Donna Mosley (Sean), Carissa Perry, David Perry, and Dorothy Perry. Grandchildren; Ja'Shon Perry, Wesley Perry, Samuel Mosley, Louis Perry, Miles Perry, Ethan Perry, James Mosley, Julia Felder, and Calliah Tompson. Great-Grandchildren; Prince Perry, Quincey Perry, and Zen Perry. She is also survived by her siblings; Julie Ellis, Jewell Holder (Billy), Miner M. Slaughter Allen (Greg), Ronald Maziarz, Mary Linda Beauman, Donald Maziarz (Pamela), Angela Wadelington (James), Ivy Washington, Joseph Washington (Dana), Olivia Timika Washington, and a brother of the home Carlos Ambrose. A host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.