Judith E. Erway

I remember Judy (Mrs. Erway to us kids) as the kindest Mom. She raised a great group of kids, and held the busy household together. I remember her making fantastic homemade meatballs (still a favorite). Like Laura already said, I remember Judy loving a good drama: won't ever forget watching "Valley of the Dolls" with the gals and Judy, in tears at the end (me too!). Love to all the Erways, who will always have a special place in the hearts of the gang on Eleanor and Catherine streets.

Dave, Scott, Theresa, Laurie, Chuck, Cherie, Ellen,

I've been thinking of you all since hearing about the loss of your mom.

I think about how generous and caring Judy was when 523 Eleanor was in need. Judy took care of my sister's ear-ache and took me to the ER department when I sliced my hand on a tuna fish can (true)... and much more.

I think about the basketball court across the street where I learned how to play the game that my boys (and my 7 year old girl) now love...

Greetings to you all. I am so sorry to hear about your mom and hope you are all holding up. I know I have not seen her or alot of you guys in a while but I think of you all quite often. I will always remember Judy being so very sentimental and kind. Remeber she would cry everytime she heard the song "Honey"? I will be thinking of you all with much love.

David, Scott, Theresa, Laurie, Chuck, cheri and Ellen, So sorry to hear of your mothers passing. I will always remember her putting up with all of us as teenagers at your house. She was the nicest lady and raised such a wonderful family. I knew all of you. My prayers are with all of your family.

To Ellen and the Erway Family,

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

To Judy's family,

It was with much sorrow that I heard of your Mom's passing. We go back to 9th grade and have shared wonderful times in school, having club when you were all little kids, and most recently with your Mom's onset of MS. My husband has it too. I sat next to her at the 50th class reunion, cut up her meat and watched her with amazement as she ate. I leaned over and said how much better she was able to eat then my hubby can. I know that sounds so minor, but I know you...

Ellen, I wish to express my deepest sympathy ...I heard about your family's loss through the school district...hope you remember me, I taught at Herig School..your mom was such a thoughtful and giving person.

Scott and Dave - Sorry about the passing of your mother . Long time no see , Take care and hope to see you soon.

We were classmates of Judy at St. Andrew's and so enjoyed seeing her and visiting with her at our recent 50th reunion. We are sure Bernie welcomed her to Heaven with open arms and thanksgiving for doing such a wonderful job raising their children. God bless you all.