Judith Rose Devlin

Judith edited our Voices of Scleroderma book series, coordinating the stories from over 300 doctors, patients and caregivers worldwide, coordinating with translators in many languages. She was incredibly inspiring, thoughtful and helpful and Ioved our years working closely together. She truly made a difference in the lives of people throughout the world. My heart goes out to Sonya and all her loved ones.

My condolences Tom, to you, and to Eva, on the loss of your sister

Donna, sorry for your loss

To all my Noonan cousins and Judy´s daughter and grandson, I am so sorry to hear of her passing. I remember happy times spent together during holidays and summer vacations spent at Hampton Beach. Cherish your memories.

I remember Judy from high school, she was a gentle and kind girl whom everyone liked. I am so sorry for your loss.

I was a high school classmate of Judy`s and have fond memories of our time at Bishop Brady together. At one of our reunions, she gave me a couple of her books. I´m so inspired by her attitude and what she accomplished despite her illness.

Sonya, I love you very much, you are such an amazing, loving, giving person, you love with your whole heart. Your mom was a beautiful person inside and out, although I did not know her well, you are a piece of her and you are an amazing woman, friend, mother and daughter. I love you very much, sending all my love and condolences to you and your family.

Dear Sonya and Family, Sonya and my friendship goes back several years. Sonya you were always talking about moving your mom to the area so glad you had this time together. We too are thankful for this. I pray for peace for you and your family. We are here and we send our love to you and the family. As always blessings and love. peggy and steve Hensley of Durham, NC

So sad to learn cousin Judy has passed a month after my sister Denise. Share sweet memories of both. Way too young. Our thoughts are with all who loved her. Ed and Sandra Brodeur Palm Coast, Florida