Bobbee Judd Eddy

I knew my mother,Bobbee Judd Eddy for 59 years of life. She was my mother, and my friend.At the end ,we went though a special journey of two years of doctors , tests, and explainations. She became my friend and mentor. In December 9th 2011, she got to see me pass my orals and go for doctoral elect. She helped me pick out a thesis and was always wanting to hear about the latest medical issue. She would always ask me " What's new?" We would discuss her case at the chalet and then think of other questions to ask. Her smile and inquistive nature is always with me. As I look out over the rolling hills of Spokane, Mom, your community is doing fine. Mom, it is a good day! tracy

"Ms. Eddy Spaghetti, with meatball eyes;
Punch her in the belly and you get French fries."

She was my 1st Grade teacher at Holmes Elementary, 1965-66.

From: Pete Joplin representing many, many, many "children" to whom she made such a tremendous impact.

I knew Bobbee over 70 years ago when we both attended Camp Sweyolakan on Coeur d'Alene Lake. She was the camp bugler, and I worked in the kitchen, but bugled with her on occasion. Often we each were on opposite sides of the camp; one would bugle "Taps" and the other would "echo". I will always remember her wonderful smile. I extend my sincere sympathy to all of the family and ask the Lord to comfort and strengthen you now and in the coming days. In Christ's love, Ruby Sinrud Hill, Box 485, Silverton, Id. 83867

The Washington State Veterans Cemetery extend our deepest sympathies to the family of Bobbee Judd Eddy for your loss, to honor her service to our country and our patriotic hero.