Judith Ann Haller, 80, of Perryton passed from this world into the arms of our Heavenly Father Tuesday, November 17, 2020. Memorial Service will be Saturday November 21, at Community Worship Center of Perryton at 2:00 pm. Arrangements are under the direction of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton. Due to COVID 19 guidelines, we will be practicing social distancing and occupancy numbers will be limited. Services will be broadcast live on the Boxwell Brothers Facebook page for those who wish to watch. There is a link on the website (boxwellbros.com) to access the Facebook page.

Judi was born October 24, 1940 in Detroit, Michigan to Arthur and Blanche Regnier. She graduated from Mackenzie High School in 1958. As a volunteer for the USO, Judi met the love of her life Lynn Haller while he was stationed on the naval destroyer ship, the USS Roan. They married in Rhode Island on December 31, 1960. Judi went to Central Technical Institute for commercial Airline training. The couple moved to Texas in 1976 where they made their home in Lipscomb. Judi was employed by the Booker bank and later was secretary for many years at CRC Wireline Services in Canadian. An active member of Desk and Derrick Women's Oilfield Organization, Judi was well known to the Petroleum industry throughout the Texas Panhandle. Judi later operated Haller Family Café in Lipscomb, Texas. Lynn and Judi moved to Perryton in 1990 where they resided for their remaining years. Judi worked for LaMaster Insurance Agency for 4 years and volunteered her knowledge of accounting and restaurant management to her friends at China Star Restaurant. Lynn and Judi homeschooled their granddaughter Elizabeth during her junior high years and were active with the homeschooling families in the area. Judi organized a distribution center for Tucson Coop from their home providing the community access to all natural and organic products. She went on to complete Massage Therapy School in Amarillo and served the Perryton Community with massage therapy and a distributor of Young Living Essential Oils. Judi loved to cook and bake. Until 2017, catered meals to families and was known locally as The Pie Lady for her scrumptious homemade pies in her business Judi's Home Cooking. Judi was a volunteer for Ochiltree General Hospital Hospice Program and gave so much love and compassion. Judi was a member of Community Worship Center. Judi would also attend New Hope Fellowship Church with her daughter Shelley. Since May 2019, Judi has been a resident of Twin Oaks Manor in Booker.

Judi is preceded in death by her infant son, Michael, twin babies lost to miscarriage, her husband Ernest Lynn Haller, a granddaughter Andrea Haller, and her son in law Jesse Castleberry, her sister Janice Regnier, and brother Gary Regnier.

Survivors include 4 children Shelley Haller of Perryton, Tim Haller and wife of Tijeras, NM., Pamela Love and husband Matthew of Laverne, OK, Cyndi Lundegreen and husband Paul of Amarillo, Tx, 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

A special thanks to New Hope Fellowship Church for continued support and prayers to Judi and her family. Donations can be made to the Hospice Volunteers of Ochiltree General Hospital, 3101 Garrett, Perryton, Tx 79070. Many thanks to them for a warm welcome and care of us during this time and to the staff of OGH who cared for Judi in these recent months and in her hospice care.