Julia Elizabeth "Judy" Phillips

Judy has always been one of my role models of active, engaged living throughout one's life. She was open-minded, tolerant, compassionate, involved in the life of the community, strong in her beliefs and willing to articulate them, but always a perfectly mannered and gracious Southern lady. I hope that at the end of my life I will have lived as well as she did.

It is with sad hearts that we have come to this end. Judy and Clint have been a part of our lives for over 50 years, and include so many wonderful memories. We guess that two of the most pleasant of those memories were two nights, a year or more apart, when there was an impromptu jazz party at their house after the Preservation Hall group
presentation on campus. Wonderful fellowship. May such other pleasant memories overcome the grief of this time.

Dear Judy,

Our friendship has endured the test of time and distance and will last forever.I cannot tell you how much I miss you. Clint you have my deepest sympathies and you are in my thoughts and prayers. Please lets keep in touch.....Love Judy

I have never met any person more pleasant to be around than Judy Phillips. She was genuine, caring and understanding. She looked for the best in people. Fay and I appreciate the many great contributions she made to Brazos county and appreciate God bringing her our way. Our sympathies to her wonderful husband, Clint, and the family. Claude and Fay Davis

Judy was such a kind, compassionate, and caring person. Even her voice was kind. She remains in our hearts and memory. Our sympathies to Clint and family.

Many memories of Clint & Judy and children in New Orleans. I visited them twice in Bryan, Judy was aways so graceful and what a good cook!!!!

Many good memories from TN and TX. Much love to Clint and the children