Judy Shulman

I really did not know Judy, but knew of her back in my days as a Ramah camper. But I wish to convey my condolences and respect to Lee, for his loss.Lee was there for me "in spades" back in 1956 when I was 12 years old and loss my dad. I trust he has the love and support now that he had given me back then. B'yididut.

Wow...What an incredible Legacy!!!! Never would have known that.......Judy
always downplayed her accomplishments. Lee, You and your entire Family
must be so proud of this Wonderful lady. She was also an Amazing Wife,
Mother and Grandmother.

I just learned of Judy's passing and am so sad. Judy met with me a few years ago to help me understand National Board candidate support and she generously signed her book, Mentoring Towards Excellence. She was so generous with her time and support.

What an impressive woman.. I knew Judy from Highland Park Highschool.
Always nice, considerate and friendly. I remember sitting an a back yard party with her and we were talking about so many subjects. Sorry I never
saw her through the years. I had no idea of all she had achieved.
My thoughts are with her family at this time.

I am so so sorry. Judy was ( hard to say this word) a beautiful soul and exemplary mensch. I’m sending love and comfort dear Lee, and family. So try. May her memory be for a blessing.

Dear Lee,

We've met, but I wouldn't expect you to remember me -- I am Milt & Helen Leeds' son. I know that you know them -- they were close friends of your in-laws and mutual members of the notorious "Poker Club" (of whom I believe there is but "One Man Standing:" Len Birnbaum. I remember Judy very well, and you also, from my Hebrew School/Sunday School days at Beth El. She was always one of my favorites; friendly, approachable, helpful (and very pretty). Please extend my...

Her high school class (Highland Park High School Class of 1959) sends our deepest condolences to her entire family.