Judy devoted and committed her entire life to providing and being the most loving and caring daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. She demonstrated her love and caring in so many ways. She enjoyed and shared time in Kennebunk Beach and Carefree, Arizona. Judy was an avid reader, loved to cook, and was well known for her world famous clam chowder. She enjoyed extensive travel with her husband and family and treasured all those memories.
Gramie was truly the best. She was the kind of grandmother who made everything feel special. Whether it was teaching us how to cook, reading us stories, or simply spending time with us. She gave the best hugs and always knew how to make us laugh. She was our biggest fan, always cheering us on and reminding us how proud she was of us. We’ll never forget the memories we made with her, and how much she loved all of us. We love you Gramie, and will miss you so much.
Bob and family: my deepest condolences. For me it was a pleasure and a privilege to have lived with Judith all these years. She made me see that life is beautiful with its favors and disappointments, with its comings and goings. I learned to live and enjoy every detail, and in that enjoyment, Judith was able to find a new talent that she had hidden. She enjoyed painting and it relaxed her a lot. Thank you, Judith, for all the love that you gave to the people who were around you. God bless you with love, Yolanda Díaz.
