Judy A. Carson

I heard through the Partridge Run grapevine that Judy (aka Mrs Carson) had passed away. I have very fond memories of her -- so kind and gentle -- and I know my Mom, Carolyn Butler, loved her. Sending many condolences to Mr Carson, Craig and Brian and your families from the entire Butler clan. May you find strength and peace to get through this difficult time.

I worked with Judy for over 8 years where she was the highest contributor to Knitting Without Borders. Judy must have knitted over 800 bears and helped to make our mission a success. She always contributed with care, talent and a loving heart and now her memory is lasting in the hands of children in over 40 countries. That is always where her intent and emotion rested, in the hands of the children. Judy, you will be missed.

Dear Carson family, I am deeply saddened to learn about Judy´s passing. Her kindness and beautiful soul touched the lives of many, including mine. For years, a familiar message from Judy would appear in my Knitting Without Borders mailbox every few weeks: "I am going to drop off 70 bears tomorrow. Please designate 35 bears for Guyana. It is supposed to be a wintry weekend; I plan to drop them off next week. Please designate bears to the following projects: Guyana-20; Palestine-25....

Carson Family: Our prayers are with you all. She was a wonderful woman and role-model. She will be greatly missed. With love, The Steinbergs

I had the wonderful opportunity to work with Judy at the Mountainside Public Library for 16 years. It was an enjoyable experience working together during those years. She was a fun-loving person to be with and she will truly be missed. Condolences to her family.

Judy was special and lovely in so many ways, an endearing and warm person who added to the lives of all she touched. Our most sincere condolences to her family. May God´s peace be with you. The Whitbred and Canevari families