Judith Beasley

Judy was my Godmother. She was the best one you could have imagined. She never forgot us twins growing up. Unfortunately, at a young age I didn´t know what was happening to her - she just didn´t recognize us and became a bit agitated when trying to visit. I understand now that the world knows more about that terrible disease that robs families of so much. Judy was a lot of fun growing up, and I will cherish the memories we had together (& thankfully there are many!). RIP Judy - say hello to...

My sympathy from an old classmate at dear old Roosevelt.

Rick, Judy was my best friend during High School. I moved to Chicago in 1962 and lost track of her. Sorry, to year about her illness and passing. We had alot of fun together.
Judy Bittikoffer

Dear Rick, I am so sorry to hear the sad news that you've lost both your sister and mother. I know how close you were to them - please know you're in our thoughts and prayers.

Marcia from the Alzheimer's support group

My profound sympathy for your loss, Rick! I realize you were good, caring friends as well as being siblings. I know
you will miss her. Take care.

Most sincerely,

Beth Bishop, Facilitator
Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group
Alzheimer's Association
Greater Iowa Chapter

I WENT TO SCHOOL, GRADE SCHOOL, WITH JUDY! LOST TRACK OF HER THEN. I WISH I HAD KNOWN WHERE SHE WAS AS I COULD HAVE SENT HER CARDS. MY SYMPATHY TO ANY OF HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS.