My Deepest Sympathy from my heart to you. Judy was a friend from HHS class of ’66.
Barbara E. (Brown) Kuhns

Judy and I grew up together.  We knew each other since we were children.  Since being the same age we attended Sunday school and church together and also did many many activities together. Judy was one of my closest friends and she always had a big smile on her face when we saw each other.  I will deeply miss her faithful friendship.  My husband Ken and I loved her very much.  Our sympathy goes out to her daughter, Jennifer and to Judy’s extended family.  May God bless you and be with you at this time. 
Ken & Eileen (Landis) Ostberg

It is with extreme sadness that I learned of Judy’s death. As a co-worker from Giant I found Judy to be a hardworking, humble, and very nice person.  She spoke often of her daughter and grandsons, all of whom she loved very much. My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time. I hope fond memories of Judy will in some way help to ease the pain of her passing.
Bonnie Engle

I am the mail carrier for Judy.  I’d see her at the mailbox and she was always so pleasant and had a smile.  I’d also see her a giant and when I’d come through her line she’d say, "There’s my mailman!"  She always wore a pretty flower in her hair.
Roger Burk

I have known Judy since our youth days. Although we did not go to the same church, we both attended Church of the Brethren churches and became acquainted at district wide older youth activities and remained friends. When Jennifer became part of her family, we often celebrated their birthdays together. Judy was very proud of Jennifer, Kirk and the two grandsons and when visiting together enjoyed bringing me up to date with pictures and the latest activities of her grandsons. She will be missed by family and many friends.
Lois Killian