Judith B Willis

Dr. Clyde Willis, PhD. was my professor at Western Michigan University. A group of students were invited to Clyde and Judy´s home in Portage. They were great people!
Christine P.
Fountain Hills, AZ

Judy and I were sorority sisters, Chi Omega, at Indiana U. We knew her as smart, fun to be with and of course always beautiful. She was crowned Quean of the Enefable Evening Dance in 1964. Sue Ann (Oster) Kalleres.
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My beautiful Chi Omega sister; always lovely, always a lady. So many memories of happy times with you.
Linda Wightman Meyer

Judith, I miss you my beautiful & brilliant friend. Our friendship began in 2015 when a mutual friend referred me to help you sell your gorgeous golf course home on Spyglass Way. To date, this three hour listing appointment is one of my longest and still most memorable! I cherish the memories-our lengthy phone chats and extended leisurely lunches/dinners. You were the reset I needed in my hectic life. I'll hold you in my heart forever, rest in peace my beautiful & brilliant friend.

Judi Willis was a true pioneer in the PA profession and her passing is a major loss. Not only was Judi the first woman to serve as President of the AAPA, she also used her background in health services research and policy to advance the profession in this important areas. She was charming and articulate and just a beautiful person. She made so many contributions to our profession. She will be missed.

Judith Willis inspired me to become a leader in the PA profession. When I graduated in 1981, it was largely a man's club; she broke glass on so many levels--and she made us believe we could have a seat at the table. She also inspired PAs to do research, long before it was de rigeur. And she was kind, with a keen eye for beauty. She leaves a legacy of so many women leaders who owe her a debt of gratitude. We pay it forward in her honor.

Dear cousins Jennifer, Gina, Mathew, Nate, Susie, Betsy, John, Pepper and families,
My heart aches for you all. Judi was incredibly loving among her many attributes. She always encouraged me with her love and wisdom... so beautiful inside and out. My heartfelt sympathy and love for you all, your cousin Deb

I cherish the 10 years I worked with Judith at King's College and all that I learned from her. We had some good times outside of work also. RIP dear Judith.

My condolences to Matt and the rest of Judi's family. She was a great lady and I was lucky to work for her. Her forum, "Healthcare: Challenges and Choices" changed my life and I was forever grateful for her generous mentoring in the years that followed.

Judith, I cherish the 10 years we worked together at King's College. You were always there to answer any medical questions I had. I enjoyed the times we spent together outside of work. RIP dear friend.

Judith was a lovely lady, very professional, kind hearted, classy, extremely professional, and a very dear friend of mine! I worked with Judith for many years at King´s College! She will be truly missed! Rest in Peace beautiful Judith!

A great PA leader,will be missed by many. Stephen Joyner PA-C