Judith Gill

I thought of Aunt Judy often over the years. I loved being her birthday twin and celebrating with her via a phone call or message. From the time I met her, she was always so warm and caring towards me. I still have, and treasure, a coffee cup she bought me in Helen, GA soon after meeting her. We went down with Gramma to visit and she surprised me with it while we were there. I missed her very much over the past years and had hoped to one day make it to CT to visit with her. My heart goes out to Chris and other family as you process the loss of such a beautiful soul. Hugs and prayers for you all!

Rest in peace my friend. It was an honor to know you. Bernadette Masonicare Volunteer.

We are very sad to hear of our cousin Judy's passing and hope her memory continues to bring you strength. Judy touched our lives through laughter, shared adventures and the quiet ways she showed others. She leaves us with many beautiful memories, Sending Hugs to all. Her Canadian Family, Linda, Frank and all the Mulherron's (Photos of early 1950's her visit to Canada)

RIP My friend .. I am sure you heard the words .. well done my good and faithful service. Rest in Jesus´s arms

With deepest sympathy during this time of difficulty.