My light, my love, my angel above. My soulmate.
I am the luckiest man in the world to have Judi as my wife and the mother of our two beautiful children, Nico and Dez. No greater gift was ever given than to have the love of Judi and the special bond that we shared for more than 40 years. She always lit up the room when she walked in, even at home. She could look at me at me with those beautiful brown eyes and make time stand still.
She adapted to motherhood overnight and became a fantastic mother to our children, volunteering much of her free time to help around school, or girl scouts, or little league. It didn’t matter, she was there. Judi was so beautiful, both inside and out. She was kind, caring, compassionate, smart, funny, loving, and just plain comfortable and confident in all situations. She was cool in such a natural way that you just knew that’s who she really was.
I have never known anyone who even came close to making me feel the way she did. I will miss her dearly, until we meet again, in the heavens above, where we will be together forever – My eternal love.
Jimbo
Katie
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Mike Legere
I remember Judi; pretty, funny, friendly, generous, fashion wise, music wise, totally hip and adored by all. It was always awesome to see Judi at gatherings. I remember Judi spending a lot of time in LA on the weekends. So when she would show up at a local gathering in OC, everyone was happy to spend time with her. When Judi showed up it was always awesome. She is one of the coolest, most confident girls I have ever met. She is loved and respected by all. I respected her fashion and music advice. In high school I was into wearing 80s fashion; puffy pants (kinda like MC Hammer pants but not as puffy) big collared sweatshirts with a wife beater t-shirt underneath. I thought I looked pretty cool. Not Judi though. She did not agree with that style of fashion and she let me know it. I listened to her because she knew about fashion better than I. As I looked at myself in the mirror, I realized she is right; I look ridiculous.
I was a huge Depeche Mode fan and loved blasting their music from my radio. That is until Judi told me, “That is not music! They don’t even play instruments. It’s all electronic and that is not music.” Once again, she is right. I have to say, I respected Judi so much because of her confidence, style, personality, and yes her swagger. God broke the mold when he made Judi. Judi definitely had an impact on me growing up. I am honored to say she was my friend.
Katie
In Loving Memory of our Wonderful Sister
Of all the special gifts in life however great or small, to have you as our Sister was the greatest gift of all.
May the winds of love blow softly and whisper in your ear
“We love and miss you Sister and wish that you were here”
Deep in our hearts, your life is kept to love and cherish, not forget.
No more tomorrows we can share but yesterdays are always there.
A silent thought, a secret tear keeps your memory ever near in our hearts forever.
My light, my love, my angel above. My soulmate.
I am the luckiest man in the world to have Judi as my wife and the mother of our two beautiful children, Nico and Dez. No greater gift was ever given than to have the love of Judi and the special bond that we shared for more than 40 years. She always lit up the room when she walked in, even at home. She could look at me at me with those beautiful brown eyes and make time stand still.
She adapted to motherhood overnight and became a fantastic mother to our children, volunteering much of her free time to help around school, or girl scouts, or little league. It didn’t matter, she was there. Judi was so beautiful, both inside and out. She was kind, caring, compassionate, smart, funny, loving, and just plain comfortable and confident in all situations. She was cool in such a natural way that you just knew that’s who she really was.
I have never known anyone who even came close to making me feel the way she did. I will miss her dearly, until we meet again, in the heavens above, where we will be together forever – My eternal love.
Jimbo
💔
I remember Judi; pretty, funny, friendly, generous, fashion wise, music wise, totally hip and adored by all. It was always awesome to see Judi at gatherings. I remember Judi spending a lot of time in LA on the weekends. So when she would show up at a local gathering in OC, everyone was happy to spend time with her. When Judi showed up it was always awesome. She is one of the coolest, most confident girls I have ever met. She is loved and respected by all. I respected her fashion and music advice. In high school I was into wearing 80s fashion; puffy pants (kinda like MC Hammer pants but not as puffy) big collared sweatshirts with a wife beater t-shirt underneath. I thought I looked pretty cool. Not Judi though. She did not agree with that style of fashion and she let me know it. I listened to her because she knew about fashion better than I. As I looked at myself in the mirror, I realized she is right; I look ridiculous.
I was a huge Depeche Mode fan and loved blasting their music from my radio. That is until Judi told me, “That is not music! They don’t even play instruments. It’s all electronic and that is not music.” Once again, she is right. I have to say, I respected Judi so much because of her confidence, style, personality, and yes her swagger. God broke the mold when he made Judi. Judi definitely had an impact on me growing up. I am honored to say she was my friend.
In Loving Memory of our Wonderful Sister
Of all the special gifts in life however great or small, to have you as our Sister was the greatest gift of all.
May the winds of love blow softly and whisper in your ear
“We love and miss you Sister and wish that you were here”
Deep in our hearts, your life is kept to love and cherish, not forget.
No more tomorrows we can share but yesterdays are always there.
A silent thought, a secret tear keeps your memory ever near in our hearts forever.