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Judith McKeown Obituary
Memories and Condolences
for Judith McKeown
5 Entries
Kathey Parris & Family
August 8, 2025
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Diane McKeown
June 26, 2025
Dear Judy,
My beautiful, lovely and caring daughter.
There are not enough words I can use to express my forever love for you and how much I miss you.
When I learned of your passing, I refused to think about or talk about you in the past tense.
Judy, I love you so much, and I miss you so much. My pain is unbearable. My tears will never stop.
I gather some peace from the memories I treasure from the time you entered this world as a beautiful, bouncing, happy healthy baby through to your toddler, adolescence and adult years.
I remember all the fun times we spent in sunny Bermuda with all your cousins, aunts, uncles, maternal grandparents, plus with the friends you made in Bermuda. These are happy memories and your Bermuda family adored you so much. You were named after your Aunt Judy Smith who loved you so much she would have kept you in Bermuda forever if she could. Judy, you loved Bermuda so much you planned on returning this summer with me.
Judy, you were always an over achiever. In high school if you received 85%, you´d argue you deserved 90%. Sometimes your teacher did increase your grade. In university you could advocate for yourself better and your professors would at times alter your grades. You exceeded all expectations in university. You would receive in the mail scholarships that you never applied for.
I will never forget the great times we had in July 2014 when we both experienced Europe together. We explored the Eiffel tower in Paris, museums in Germany, and visited Buckingham Palace in the U.K. We enjoyed water taxis in Venice, the Colosseum in Rome, Vatican City, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and palaces in Sweden.
I am so proud of you Judy, just for being you. I´m proud of you for being a loving sister, a granddaughter, aunt, niece and friends to so many who loved you like a sister. I am overly proud of the successful adult that you grew into, always putting others before yourself and being an advocate for others less fortunate than you, especially in your activism against anti-Black racism.
Judy, you had such a zest for life. You were determined to survive cancer. A few weeks before you passed, you told me, "Mom, I´m going to beat cancer. I´m planning my life in bouts of 10 years. I got through the first 10 years of my cancer, and I´m going to make it through the next 10 years."
Alas my darling Judy, that was not meant to be.
I find solace now in knowing you´re with the angels and you´ll soon meet up with your grannie, Nellie Dill.
I love you forever Judy. One day, we´ll meet again in Heaven.
Rest in peace my lovely daughter.
Gone way too soon, my precious daughter, but never, ever forgotten.
Love Forever, Mom
Roger T.Wilson
June 20, 2025
my sincere and deepest condolences to the family specially to my cousin Diane
Erma Geri Wilson Nisbett
June 19, 2025
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Cecily Smith
June 18, 2025
To Athena Williams and Mckeown Families,
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
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