Jude Callirgos

Philip

I feel like I know you and Jude through your beautiful sister Dottie. Dottie is a customer of ours but and a very dear friend. She held my hand and my heart through the loss of my husband in January and I know she is doing the same for you. Words cannot tell you how sorry I am for your great loss. I know that Jude and my husband Steve is looking down on us and making sure we are both okay.

Love and prayers as you celebrate her life this weekend!

Anita...

So sorry to hear the news about Jude. I was a Recruiter that she used at various times but we developed a great relationship. Her tweets were an inspiration and I know her strength and journey touched a lot of people. I hope the memories you have will be a comfort to you during this difficult time.

I am so sorry to hear this about Judy. We were friends in High School. I am also battling breast cancer. I am lose for words...Jeannie








I am so sorry to hear the news about Judy. We where friends in High School..and I am also battling breast cancer. I wish I k

Jude was a joy to know and be with. Our deepest sympathy.

Dear Callirgos and Robinson families,

I worked with Jude back in her priceline.com days. She actually interviewed and hired me to work on her team as a recruiter. I remember walking away from the interview thinking to myself about what a wonderful person I had just met. Getting the job seemed almost secondary, I so enjoyed our meeting. I did get the job, and as I came to know Jude for the intelligent, witty, insightful and joyous person she was, I only grew to like and respect her...

Dear Callirgos & Robinson Family,
Our thoughts and prayres are with you
all.With Deepest Sympathy, Joan & Ken Dohan

Death lies on her, like an untimely frost
Upon the sweetest flower of all the field.
William Shakespeare
With deepest sympathies,
Donna Moran

Dear Phil, Julia, and all of Jude's family: I am heartbroken for you all at such a tremendous loss. Jude was such a wonderful person: quite brilliant, funny, engaging, welcoming, gorgeous, charismatic, and so wonderful. Her smile lit up a room. She was amazingly courageous through her long fight(s) with her illness and gave so much to so many with her book and her speaking. I will miss her so much. My prayers go out to you.

I worked with Jude at Hyperion, but it was never really work. She brought laughter, song, and a lightness that I will never forget. Her beauty, intelligence, and humor filled a room. I remember singing "Hello Mudah, Hello Fadah" with her in Times Square, feeling it was the most natural thing in the world to be doing. I was stopped in my tracks when I heard of her passing. To her family and closest friends, I share your loss.