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Judy was always beautiful, and never seemed to age as we attended reunion after reunion. But what I recall most about her is her quiet beauty on the inside. She was such a genuinely nice person.

Even though she refused to use the computer, she wanted to be involved in planning the 40th reunion, which was done primarily by email and long distance phone calls to track down classmates. She participated nonetheless, and added an artistic touch to the final events.

I don't know the circumstances surrounding her untimely death, but I hope that she was at peace. May the peace that passes all understanding be with her family. Judy's mother lived at Willowbrook Place in Mequon when my mother lived there, although Judy moved her when she became unable to live independently. I am sorry that she had to lose the daughter who took care of her so lovingly..

Sandy Gordon Ghormley

Sandy Gordon Ghormley posted a message.

Jun 10, 2017 at 5:35 PM

Hi Everyone! We are almost half way between the 55th reunion and the 60th, but who's counting? I hope to be there. How about the rest of you?

Sandy Gordon Ghormley

Sandy Gordon Ghormley posted a message.

Jun 10, 2017 at 5:31 PM

Karen,
What happened to Judy? I was so shocked to hear that she had died. She was too beautiful and full of life, but she was dealing with some health issues at the time of our 55th reunion. She spoke to me as I have been under treatment since Feb 2013 for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia. I think that was a possible diagnosis, but I never heard any more from her even though I asked her to keep in touch. Such a shame.