Judy Ann Mattson

September 27, 1946 - November 23, 2020

Judy Ann Biederman Mattson was born in Independence Kansas to Ted and Elda Biederman. She was the third of child of four. Her two older sisters Irma, and Vera then a baby brother, Glenn. She lived on a farm a couple of miles from town. She married Al Mattson from Salina Kansas and had two children a daughter, Christi and a son, Mike. She was always sewing, cross stitching or crocheting. When Mike and I were little she would sew a romper for Mike and a dress for me in matching material. Momma never minded us hang around with her. Mike and I would sit in the kitchen and talk about our day while she would cook supper. We moved around a lot and finally we settled in Bellville Texas. Judy loved living in Texas. She joined a class to learn country western dancing, for Christmas one year she received a cowboy hat which was her favorite gift, and she bought a Toyota pickup truck because everyone in Texas has a truck. Mom loved football because of the Houston Oilers. She was heartbroken when they moved to Tennessee and excited when the Texans came to town. Judy worked for the History Department at Texas A & M for 16 years. She helped two professors write history textbooks and was given credit for the books. She was fiercely loyal to Texas A & M. She loved the traditions of the school and participated in the school events whenever possible. Judy was an awesome grandmother. She had four of them. My boys, Cody and Kyle and Mikes girls Natalie and Heidi. She was always on the floor playing with them. She was always taking them on adventures. In her later years when she could no longer do those things, she was always wanting to know what they were up to and how they were doing. Ms. Mattson's services will be streamed live at www.trinityklein.live