Judith Anne CROWE

Rest in peace dear lady

I have been a friend of Judy for over fifty years.
In the early years she was very supportive to my daughter Eloise and myself in what were very difficult times. I'll always be thankful for her kindness and help.
Our friendship grew even stronger over the years.
Judy introduced me to Toastmistress and gourmet cuisine. She excelled in both areas and was a perfect role model.
Family and friendships were high on her list of priorities and she was always there to give advice,...

Neighbours at Figtree fifty years ago, and subsequently friends, Judith and David are fondly remembered by us both.Our condolences to Jonathon and Nathalie, and Martin, and to the grandchildren, on judith's passing.We are pleased that our son Justin was able to visit Judith just before she passed on to be with David again.God bless the family Crowe.Michael and Sue Gross

Judith accepted my children into her school in 1997. Just a week after that, my father passed away and my children didn't attend School for one week. I received in the mail a hand written letter from Judith. It was about a ship. When we see our loved ones pass away, we watch them sail far from us, until they are totally out of our sight. But on the other side, there are claps and cheering and welcoming from the other side. Judith was a professional woman, who carried out her duties in the...

Sad news about such a great lady. Judy was a remarkable person
with a great sense of humour. She was very perceptive, hard working and a great listener. I was fortunate to work with her at St Paul's Albion Park and she was a breath of fresh air at that school.
I considered her to be a mentor, friend and great leader as well as a
person of strong faith.
Steve Leonard
Sorry but I will be away from the area on Thursday and unable to attend. We have prayed for her and her...