Birth date: Apr 17, 1943 Death date: Jun 6, 2015
Judy Lingenfelter Chennault was born in Claremore April 17, 1943, to Rev. Harold and Wayne Lingenfelter. She passed away June 6, 2015, in the St. Francis Hospital of Tulsa at the age of 72 after a more than year-long battle with c Read Obituary
Judy was always such a positive and upbeat sort of perrson. I always looked up to her because she was so consistant in her words and actions. Everytime I saw her she was joyful and and strong in her faith. She was in every sense of the word a "Godly woman." I will never forget her.
What a lovely lady, Christian woman, super Mom and I am sure – Grandmom! May her family be blessed and may He bring the comfort that only Jesus can lend.Georgan and Tom Reitmeier
I love this wise wonderful lady. Will miss you Judy
I want the Chennault family to know that I shared many good times with Judy in Bisonettes in the early '60s. We enjoyed so much the privilege we had to sing in the churches and share Jesus through music! I know how hard it is to lose your spouse, and I know that God, your girls and your church family will be a comfort, John. My prayers and those of other OBU grads will be lifted for the family.
Thank you for everything! I will always remember your voice, the words of wisdom you gave, and most of all your full-of-life laughter.
Thank you for everything Judy and John. I will always remember the sound of your voice… the words you have spoken to me, and your full-of-life laugh!
Lit a candle in memory of Judith Wayne Chennault
Ceaseless Praise will always be one of my favorite times in my life (next to working with John in the office of course!). Being led by such a gifted person as Judy made us all strive to sing our very best before the Lord. She always had a special word or scripture to go along with the song we were practicing and always inspired us by her fun and loving spirit. Can't wait to see her when I get to Heaven! Love you all and pray for your comfort.Judi Corwin
During a very difficult time in my life, Judy was such an encourager. She assured me that even on my very worst day God loved me, no she said, adores you. I still smile thinking about the feeling I had that day as she lifted my burden and allowed me to get out from under a weight of guilt and condemnation. Together we threw it into the deepest sea and I was free to walk in the light serving as I go. I have had the privilege of working with other young women with similar guilt and without Judy I would have spent the rest of my life beating myself up. I love working with younger women and I pray that I will have half the impact on them that she had on me. I must say her passing has made me a little more homesick for my Heavenly Home. May those who go before us find us faithful. (I am out of state this week and won't be able to attend her memorial, but my thoughts and prayers are with you.) Loving thoughts for her sweet family, Glenda Bliss
I loved the way Judy conducted our ceaseless praise rehearsals. She was not satisfied was good, it had to be the best. That was how she lived her Christian life, it couldn't just be good she gave it all. I loved and respected her very much. My prayers go out to John Christy and Misty.
