Judith Gerard

Judith was a bright light and is missed.

I met Judy in 7th grade, in Erie, Pa. We became "kindred spirits". After high school, sadly,our lives took different paths. I wish we had stayed in touch, because as I read her obituary, we had so much in common. Our interests were exactly the same. I am a professional artist, animal and nature lover, also. She was an amazing lady, thoughts and prayers are with her husband, Jay, family and friends. We will reconnect, Judy, one day. Rest peacefully in the arms of our Lord. Mary Louise...

Is very Hard and sad when some body we realy love have to Die...But we have a beautiful promess from God (Jhon 5:28,29 )...So, we can see Judith very soon again, but forever.

Sending thoughts and prayers to Judith's family and friends. I first met her at Susie's memorial service and was touched by her reading at the service. May you find comfort in knowing she is with you still in your hearts and memories.

I met and knew Judy as her computer consultant, and with those simple interactions came to know, like and respect her.

Judy was warm, personal and very passionately engaged with life and the issues of our day. I'll miss her along with her many friends and colleagues.

I met Judy through the Alameda County Tobacco Control Coalition, and I miss her a lot! She was a very nice person and I am glad that we met.

To Judy's family: I met Judy on the College Board of an Erie Dept. Store many, many yrs. ago. I really enjoyed the times we spent with each other. You are in my thoughts & prayers as she joins many, many others that are caught up in the web of this dreadful illness. RIP Judy!

Heidi Reyburn
Lititz, PA