Judith Ellen Rich

To the entire Rich family,
Chris and I are so very sorry for your loss. What a beautiful obituary and tribute to an amazing woman. She lives on in all of her sons we are sure of that! Love the picture of Walter and Judy, and sending our love to all of you at this very sad time. Martha and Chris Higgins

Judy was a dear friend always there when you needed someone to talk to. She will be missed.

with much sympathy,
Linda Truitt

Sending love and hugs to you Wally and the rest of the family. You have been a big part of my life forever, it seems, so this is a huge loss that hurts. Deepest condolences to you all from the Sabia family.

Markellos and Catherine Tsarouhas will attend the Memorial. Please let us know Where and when.

Thanks to the Rich Family for accepting me to care for Mrs. Judy, along with the countless other caregivers. . She was a joy from day one . We did a lot of Smiling , singing , coloring and many Spa Days . She enjoyed every moment , and so did I. Here are some pictures I would like to share the joy we had .
My Deepest condolences to the families,
Mrs Judy will be forever our Angel in Heaven Rest in Paradise, Job Well Done ......

Judy was a good friend and confidant. I truly enjoyed caring for her for 4 plus years in her home. When you come into someone's home, it's an honor. My duty was to do my job well while adding something positive to her life. I came into Judy's life thinking I could make a change. In return, she has changed me forever. I thought I earned my doctrine in patience from raising my two daughters all these years. Judy had brought me to a whole new realm. A place where few have had the privilege to go. This was a life changing experience for me. She taught me more about myself and what I was made of. For that, I am eternally grateful. She was truly a living angel on earth and she will be missed dearly
The photo of judy was taken on one of our walks around her neighborhood. I had ridden my motorcycle that day, and she said, "This is a beautiful bike." I asked, "Could I take your photo next to it? "
She said, "Yes", as I snapped a photo while she posed with her hand on the bike.
Rest in peace my friend. Until we meet again.