Judy Strausburg High Williams

I first met Judy on a trip to Europe. She was already there.
She was an Amazing woman and I miss her .

Judy Williams, in the face of serious health challenges, was a most positive, loving and giving person. She acknowledged her challenges but never complained. I always looked forward to being with her at opera events and will miss her smiling face and caring heart. Rest in peace sweet friend! Ann Marie McNAMARA

My first memory of Judy was playing the piano/organ at Bethlehem United Methodist Church. Years later after Don Williams died we were both single and living in Franklin and enjoyed spending time together.
Judy was kind enough to house my Harley in her garage. I was returning the bike one day when she had guests and I was I introduced to Bill Batson and his daughter, Amy.
The last conversation Judy and I had was in late August for me to thank her again for that introduction which had recently lead to our 25th wedding anniversary.
Your precious friendship will always be held in my heart.
The High and Williams families are in Bill´s and my thoughts and prayers.

I meet Judy through the Nashville Opera Guild. What a wonderful lady, humorous, kind, and generous. It was an honor to formally induct her as a Lifetime Member of the Friends of Nashville Opera (formerly the Nashville Opera Guild) this past Spring. She will be with us always in our prayers and memories. With deepest condolences to all her family on behalf of Friends.

Patrick
Current President of Friends of Nashville Opera