Judith Bray

So, I was taking a floral arrangement class with my daughter three days ago 6-26-21 at the Commadore Perry Mansion. One of the class attendees was telling the instructor about the Settlement Club Citywide Garage Sale as a good place to purchase vessels for flower arrangements. I was nodding vigorously at her explanation of the event and asked her to ask her mother-in-law, a member of the club, if she knew my former neighbor, Judy Bray. Then I told her how my production Company staged Emily...

My friend on many levels...My retail business partner for 10 years without one cross word. The Settlement Club
Warehouse/Sale will never be the same without her in Holiday.
Judy was great fun. I loved her and I am missing her. She left us way too soon..........I was honored to know her.

I was saddened to see the news about Judy. While my tenure at The Settlement Home was brief, getting to know Judy was a bright spot of the experience. I have fond memories of helping her find homes for some kittens that were born on the campus there. I enjoyed occasionally "sneaking" away from my duties to help her feed the little ones. My heart goes out to all of Judy's family; and my thoughts and prayers are with them.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Terry and Children (Becky, Stephen, and John),
Ashton and I are so sorry to hear of Judy's (your Mom's) transition. She was a very good neighbor. I remember when Ashton and I bought our first house in Brykerwoods, I would take my oldest, Graham for walks in his stroller through the neighborhood and when I discovered your house with the red mailbox, I thought I had discovered a little cul-de-sac paradise. And, then years later we moved to 3 Green Lanes, when Graham was in high school...

Terry, Steve, John, Becky, Judy was a friend, supporter and delight to be around. She always had the best get togethers for Austin Lawyers Wives meetings , and Junior League planning groups. I loved and learned so much from her. Judy was either smiling or laughing and her kindness was contagious. Judy always placed her family first. Judy made a difference in many peoples lives. I am proud to have been lucky enough to have known her for a little while. Blessings and peace. Elizabeth...