Judith Honerkamp
Thursday 19th of August 1937 - Wednesday 4th of May 2022

Services
Graveside Service
Director Keith Dean
Clergy Fred Mitchell
Judith Honerkamp died in
Lexington, Kentucky on May 4th at the age of 84. She was born on
August 19, 1937 in Morehead, Kentucky to Theoplus and Eva Barker (née Bayes).
Mrs. Honerkamp is survived by her daughter, Dee Barnett; son-in-law, Barry
Barnett; and granddaughter, Alexandra Barnett. She is preceded in death by her
husband, William Honerkamp; her parents; and her sister, Brenda Greer.
Mrs. Honerkamp worked in banking
for several years. In 1976, she and her husband started Southland Manufacturing
Company, a Lexington-based manufacturer of electronic circuit boards, in the
basement of their home. When the business was sold in 1994 it had approximately
120 employees and was a supplier to firms such as IBM, Westinghouse, Square-D,
and Lexmark.
Mrs. Honerkamp enjoyed traveling
and spending time with family and friends. She was a member of Gardenside
Christian Church. For many years, she and her husband were actively engaged in
the establishment of a church on east 6th Street in Lexington. That
church eventually relocated to the Russell Cave area and is today know as
Russell Cave Church of Christ.
A graveside service will be held
on May 7th at the Lexington Cemetery. Bro. Fred Mitchell will officiate. The
procession will form at Milward Funeral Directors, 159 N Broadway, Lexington,
KY at 10:30 am and proceed to the grave site. All are welcome to attend the
graveside service and celebrate Judith’s life. In lieu of flowers, the family
requests that donations be sent in Judith’s memory to Gardenside Christian
Church, 940 Holly Springs Dr., Lexington, KY, 40504 or Russell Cave Church of
Christ, PO Box 23222, Lexington, KY, 40523.
Guest Book
Bev Ramnes
saysDee and Barry, I did not know what the arrangements were for Judy until today. I'm so sorry I missed them and sorry for her passing. Judy will be very much missed. There are so many memories of our years of being neighbors and friendship. Many prayers for peace, happy memories and consolation for you. Much love from Bev and Andy
Barbara Maddox
saysI am so sorry to hear that Judy is gone. She was a lovely neighbor, I will miss her sweet smile.
Linda & Garland Thompson
saysBarry & Dee, We are sorry about the loss Judy, our neighbor and friend. We will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers.
Irwin Pickett
saysSo sorry to hear of your Mother’s death. I remember her as such a kind, bright, supportive, fun and friendly young woman when we worked together at the Bank in the 60s. We extend our sympathy to you and family.
Hope Skilling
saysDee, Barry & Alex, I did not know your Mom well but enjoyed meeting her those few times. She was so excited about your upcoming trip. Go and enjoy it in her honor.
Sissy & Jack Moreland
saysWe will miss our sweet friend, Judy. She was a joy to be around and we shared many stories and laughs. We're so glad Judy was a great friend and a true Christian. May she find sweet peace in her Heavenly home with her beloved, Bill.