Judith Sullivan

Judy and I were best friends in college, and stayed in touch over the years. She was mu Naid of Honor at our wedding as well. She spent one summer with us in Oneonta in 1970. I had just recently had our fourth child, and Judy agreed to come to Cape Od with us to help look after the children.

Judah was a courageous and very talented woman. I always admired her constant energy, smiles, laughter and kindness. She will always hold a place in my heart.

I send my deepest condolences to her family. I am so very sorry for your loss.

Judy, Judy, Judy...it's so sad to learn of your passing. My computer wiped my contacts and I so missed our almost monthly 'catch ups'. You always were and always will be a bright star in my memories of my youth, and now of my life. Pamela sends her love and prayers. I'm dusting off the Pompey Hollow Series and I promise to proudly see too it that you're part of the crew. I'll miss your feedback on my work, but you'll always be in Pamela's and my hearts. Shine down, like a star you have always been. Thank you for sending me this 4th or 5th grade memory. Last time I saw you was at the Delphi Church a few years back when I spoke about my book that the church was featured in. I'll always think of you when I see this drawing from Heaven Sends for Hemingway XO Jerry

Our sincerest condolences to all of Judy's wonderful family. We are honored and blessed to have known her and her beloved husband, Tom.

Judy (Mrs. Sullivan) was our two children's teacher at Enders Road Elementary School. She was a wonderful, compassionate, and caring teacher for which we could not have been more grateful. I don't think that we ever properly thanked for the impact she had on their lives, but may the memory of her life provide comfort to her family and friends.