Sunday, April 20, 2025
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Judy, my dear cousin, how do I honor your beautiful spirit in just a few words?
Your journey was filled with courage and grace. Through every challenge, you remained positive and strong, surrounded by the love of your devoted daughter and sister. That kind of support is a true gift.
You had so many talents painting, decorating, sewing, gardening and even competing in gingerbread house contests! Your creativity and passion touched everyone around you. You raised such kind, caring children, a reflection of your own heart.
As first cousins, we spent many weekends together growing up. Later, when we both moved to the country, our bond deepened. I admired your delicate watercolor paintings and always reminded you how gifted you were. When I began painting myself, our early morning texts sharing our latest creations became a cherished connection.
You gave two paintings to your doctor you adored. I met him he was so touched. You had a beautiful relationship with your mom and sister, more like best friends, and you spoke lovingly of your brothers, David and Bill.
Even at Home Hardware, you found family and joy in sharing your art.
Your paintings live on in our home and in my heart.
Our deepest condolences to her entire family.
Your presence I miss, your memory I treasure, loving you always, forgetting you never.
With love,
Cindy & Roy
