Judith Ann Springman Wilson

Judith Ann Springman Wilson, 84, of Morgan, Utah, passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family.

Judy was born September 5, 1942, in Ogden, Utah, to Robert and Ruby Springman. She had a deep love of family and a strong testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

She married her sweetheart Larry Curtis Wilson on January 6, 1961. They were later sealed for time and all eternity in the Salt Lake City Temple. Together they raised seven children and built a family that grew to include 39 grandchildren and 42 great-grandchildren, with three more on the way.

Mom was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend. She had a gift for making people feel loved, and she rarely let an opportunity to serve someone pass by. Her love was often expressed through the things she did with her hands and the time she gave to others. She was an amazing cook, and feeding people was one of her favorite ways of showing love. Her kitchen was a place of traditions, comfort, and gathering.

She was a talented seamstress and made beautiful dresses when her daughters were young and amazing coveralls for Dad. She made beautiful quilts for family weddings, and treasured blankets for each new baby who joined the family. She made Christmas jammies for grandkids for many years. She also loved her yard and garden. She and Dad worked hard to keep everything looking beautiful and spent many summer and fall days harvesting, bottling, and preserving what she had grown. She was always busy doing something for her home, her family, or someone else.

Mom had a great sense of humor. She was clever, a little sassy, and had a way of making people laugh. She loved getting everyone together. Traditions were an important part of our family culture. Yearly trips to Montana to fish and boating trips to Lake Powell were more than vacations, they were a time to create memories and strengthen relationships. Family gatherings were important to her, whether it was a Labor Day party, going to Cherry Hill, 4-wheeler rides on the range or a day at Bear Lake, she made sure there was always plenty of food and plenty of memories being made.

Judy was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Throughout her life, she served in many callings, including Relief Society, Primary, and Young Women. She also had the opportunity to serve in the Ogden Temple and at the Family History Library. Her testimony of Jesus Christ was an important part of who she was, and she spent much of her life serving others in quiet, everyday ways.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Ruby Springman; her brother, Robert Springman; daughter-in-law, Sandra Wilson; and great-grandson, Marcus Jackman.

She is survived by her husband, Larry; their seven children: Steve Wilson (Laura), Wendy Datwyler (Bryan), Suzy Price (Darwin), Lauri Ealey (Ki), Bruce Wilson (Mindy), Mindy Snow (Kyle), and Brian Wilson (Kristy); 39 grandchildren and their spouses; 42 great-grandchildren, and her brother, Richard Springman.

The family is grateful to the many people who helped care for Mom, her hospice nurse Angie, and the amazing staff at Fairfield Assisted Living, including Cal and Mariana. We so appreciate the loving care and kindness they provided.

We will miss so many things about Mom: her cooking, her quilts, her garden, her humor, and the way she loved having everyone together. We will miss the little things just as much as the big things. We are grateful for the example she set, the testimony she shared, and the family she and Dad built together.

We find comfort in the knowledge and testimony of eternal families and the promise of a glorious resurrection through our Savior, Jesus Christ.

A viewing will be held Friday, November 20, 2026 from 9-10:45 a.m. at the Porterville Church (2700 S. Morgan Valley Dr., Morgan, UT 84050). The funeral service will follow at 11 a.m. Interment will be at the South Morgan Cemetery.