Judith Aronow

I had her for algebra at Lamar Orange in 1977. The sorrowiest teacher I ever had in my life.

I served with Judith on the board of the Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club. She was always very friendly and personable. She listened very intently to discussions and came up with good input and ideas. I respected her very much. We missed her when she stepped down, and are very grateful for her work and leadership on the board.

Kurt and Becca, we loved your mom so very much. We love how you described her. She was so interesting but also always interested in others. We could always count on good conversation, good wine and good food at the Aronow home. Our lives are so much richer because we knew her. Pat and Maurice Ritchie

Wow! This is the most amazing account of a woman´s life I have read in quite some time! I wish I could have known your mom-she sounds like a delight and truly original in the best of ways! I read her obituary out loud to my children so they could hear what an interesting life journey Judith lived-my 18 year old child said "Judith is Life Goals, mom"-and I agree! So sorry for your loss...I´m looking forward to learning more about Judith... Mary Varvel and Sara Hayes

Kurt and Becca, This is a portrait of a dynamic woman leading a very full life. What a variety of times, places, vocations, activities and interests she spanned! Still, the loss is palpable. We are sending you loving support in this profound passage in your own lives.

I will miss my talented Aunt.