Condolence: Hi Aunt Judy,
I have been thinking of you these past few days, as I often do. I just want you to know that I miss you so much, and I miss our visits. I miss watching you play your Webkinz, and miss seeing you when I see Fran. How different it is, and so sad with you not there, yet I know that you are all around Fran, and everyone's life that you touched in that special way you had. I feel blessed to have known you in my life, and the little special things you did for me. One day we will all be together again, but until that day comes, I will forever miss you.
Love you always, Debbie

Condolence: Fran,

I am so sorry to hear about Aunt Judy. With experiencing the death of my daughter BreAnn I know that loosing someone you love so deeply in death is so unimaginable. I would like to share a scripture with you from the Bible that brought me some hope and strength and gave me comfort.



Revelation 21:3, 4 says: With that I heard a loud voice from the throne say: Look! The tent of God is with mankind, and he will reside with them, and they will be his peoples. And God himself will be with them. And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.



The Bible is a true hope for comfort in times of loosing someone we love in death. Also drawing strength and love from our family and loved ones around us draws us comfort as well. My thoughts and prays are with you and the family at this time. Aunt Judy was loved by so many of us and I am so blessed to have experienced loving memories of her. She was a woman with much dignity and love and she will be greatly missed! My prayers are with you in this time. Georgette Golden - Govenor

Condolence:
I want to start by celebrating such a wonderful woman..
Aunt Judy was always so funny. I have the
greatest memories at camp with family and friends
around the camp fire.. Laughing until we couldn't breathe.
We always laughed even my last conversation was short
but we still got to laugh.
When Uncle Ski passed and she wanted me and
Fran to sleep with her every night.
At a time that she was going through so much
but she turned it around and tried to help me feel
apart of this wonderful family that I have and she
set the tone.
Sometimes, when I feel a little lost in the mix
I remember that.
She was incredibly beautiful. Her heart was so
large that she could reach all of us no matter
where we were.

She had the compassion and really tried to get to know us.
She was feisty! She and had her hobbies that kept her busy.
With someone that has these wonderful qualities how can we not
celebrate her life. I love that she will live on in each of our hearts.
I know my heart is now bigger because its where I am going to
store all of the good things about My Aunt Judy.
She loved, She was kind, She had Faith, She had Hope,
and she was Grace.
She was beautiful.

Condolence: I am very sorry about the passing of aunt Judy.Glad she had family with her to help her thru this difficult time. I personally have a lot of great memories being with her and uncle ski many weekends as a little girl."creamed ham over toast" my favorite!! She knows what i mean.She was the best.When you are going thru those really sad, lonely days,try to remember all the good times you were blessed to share with her.She will be with you forever! Love to you,Kathy

Condolence: Fran,

My deepest condolences. My prayers are with you and your family. I am here for you if there is anything you need.

Your friend,

Bryan

Condolence: Fran -I pray your comfort comes in knowing that Aunt Judy is now with God in Heaven. Know this is part of His plan – she is home now.

Psalm 91 was shared with me recently to remind me of the faithfulness and love God has for us, especially verse 4: “He shall cover thee with His feathers, and under His wings shalt thou trust: His truth shall be thy shield and buckler.” I hope this brings you some comfort as it did me.

God bless you,
Stacie

Condolence: To Fran, I want to thank-you for allowing us to be part of your mom's life, especially these last few years. I know it has been a difficult journey, but rest assure she is at peace. You could of been selfish, and had her all to yourself, but you are not that person, for that you are forever loved. I am so grateful that I had the chance to really know what kind of heart your mom had. She will always hold a special place in mine, for being who she was, and what it meant for my own mother I will eternally be grateful
You will always be a part of our family, and I am proud to say that you are truly my cousin.
Please remember how strong your mom was, even to the very end.
I will always remember the Christmas party, and how much laughs, and fun we had. She made that special for all of us.
With all our thoughts, and prayers, may you find happiness, and joy in your life.

Condolence: Fran,
Your Mom was a very special lady to me . She was Strong, Caring and Passionate women .
I well miss her so much.
Stay strong and I love you
Aunt Sandy

Condolence: Fran- It is with great love and compassion that i send my deepest condolences to you. It is never easy for us to lose someone that we care so much about and I want you to know that I am here for you. If you need anything at all, please call me.

Love you, Aunt Mary

Condolence: An angel earns her wings

As a catholic we grow, learn and explore our understanding of our religion, coming to understand who we are and our purpose here on earth. As we age we see that the end or destination is universally the same for all of us........heaven. It is the journey that we take that varies and is what makes life worth living.

My Aunt Judy was such a person who understood that life was not about where you began or where you ended up, but how you got there. She was a caring mother, a loving wife, a daughter, a caring sister and a grandmother. I remember as a kid growing up my Aunt Judy would spoil me rotten with attention. She was caring and always wanted to see me happy. Her warmth was easily felt and her ability to make you feel welcomed and wanted was heavenly. I still to this day will never forget the pogo-ball and countless slim-jims she bought me from Caldors!

It's said that when you live your life by your heart and faith, that you earn a pair of wings. These wings made with the love of God can glide a person to the gates of heaven. Aunt Judy is soaring to the gates with wings made of love and faith from all of those she touched and moved.

We sometimes wonder why God chooses to take those in our lives away. We struggle with the fact that a faith we dedicate our lives to, has chosen to take away someone we miss, someone we think about all the time, someone who was so instrumental in our lives. We can't imagine that the pain we feel is so deep, that how could anyone cause such grief. We have to remember that God places angels on this earth to touch and make an impact in peoples lives. These people, our loved ones, are angels without wings. Aunt Judy was such an angel. Touching my life, sharing her joy and helping build character in many more lives, she has lived a life of passion and love.

It was not until recently did she earn her wings to return back home to God where she will continue to look over all of us as we continue the journey and she finally rests at the destination.

My thoughts and prayers are with you Aunt Judy.An angel who has earned or wings R.I.P. 05/19/2008 I love you very much.