Judith McKay Seal Gluckstadt, MS. Judith McKay Seal, 63, passed away on Wednesday, November 29th, 2023, surrounded by family in her home at 4:35 PM. She was born on Saturday, August 6th, 1960, to Walter and Glenda McKay in Jackson, MS. It only took Judy 20 years to find the love her life, Tim Seal. Together, they built a life one could be proud of. Along the way, she had a 10-year career as a telephone operator with South Central Bell. This is where she learned her prestigious phone etiquette which she would later use as co-owner of Hanging Moss Plumbing. She managed the office by assisting customers and telling Tim where to go and what to do. Judy, in the meantime, gave life to her favorite son Matthew and her favorite daughter Carleigh. Through the years, she participated in countless hours of Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, PTO, ball games, and a variety of events. So much so, she was named Parent of the Year 2008-2009. She was even given the nickname “Mama Seal” and “Mama Judy.” In essence, to know Judy was to love her and be loved by her. She will live on vicariously through her children and husband. Judy is survived by her adoring husband, Timothy Wayne Seal; Son, Matthew Charles Seal (Brittany Seal); Daughter, Carleigh McKay Seal; Mother, Glenda McKay; Brother, Jay McKay (Cindy McKay); Niece, Paige Mckay White (Gafford White); Nephew, Connor McKay; Mother-In-Law, Cullie Hannah; Brother-In-Law, Charles Seal Jr. (Patrice Seal); Nephew, Cavett Seal; Niece, Lindsey Seal Toussaint (Jason Toussaint). In addition, she is survived by her Great Nieces and Great Nephews. She is preceded in passing by her father, Walter Jasper McKay Sr., and Father-In-Law, Charles Seal Sr. Visitation will be at Natchez Trace Funeral Home from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM on Saturday, December 9th, 2023, followed by a funeral service celebrating her life at 3:00 PM. In Lieu of Flowers, memorial gifts and donations may be made to the COPD Foundation at copdfoundation.org. Through this organization, you will be aiding in providing patient experience, increasing global awareness, accelerating research and drug development, and promoting early diagnosis. This organization supports impacted individuals and their families through connected social communities, educational programs, and participating in advocacy efforts supported by corporate and private donor contributions.