Judith Ann (Davis) Ingraham

Judith Ingraham, 75 years old, passed away December 19, 2020 at Dixie Regional Medical Center in St. George Utah.
She was born December 10, 1945 in Evanston, Wyoming to Bob Davis and Betty Davis (Wheatley).
She married Stephen Ingraham June 5, 1976 in Conifer, Colorado.

Judith spent much of her adult life in the Denver, Colorado metro area where she worked as a dental assistant.  She was an avid reader, dabbled in painting ceramics, and collector of southwestern décor.  After retiring she settled into a calmer pace of life in Mesquite, Nevada where she kept busy assisting others with housekeeping, as well as the occasional trip to the casinos.   She loved to shop, whether it be online or in a store, often buying well thought out items for friends and family.  Her giving personality ensured that nobody who was in need went uncared for.  Her catch phrase, "What If…" showed her inquisitive nature and earned her the moniker "What If Grandma" from her grandchildren.   A true Facebook aficionado, she kept in touch with friends and relatives all over the United States, often sharing jokes and pictures she thought would bring a smile to others.  She loved to text on her phone and could communicate uncannily well her thoughts, opinions, and emotions through the use of countless emojis.

She is survived by her spouse Stephen Ingraham in Mesquite, Nevada, son Jim, daughter Shelley, and grandchildren Danielle, Katie, Kayla, and John.
Preceded in death by her mother Betty Warehime and brother Edward Davis.

A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date and will be announced by the family.

In lieu of flowers the family requests that you make a donation to the charity of your choice to honor the memory of Judith.  It is our hope that she touched your heart in some way during life as she did so well with her family.