I met Judy through doll making some years ago. We roomed together a couple of time at Convention in Melbourne and always had a lot of fun. Jude loved being involved in anything creative. She was a generous, caring woman who, even when she took ill, was more concerned about her family than herself. As she was an avid photographer, I have plenty of memories of our times together. Miss you Judy. Rest in Peace my friend.

My dearest friend Judy. You will alwasy live in my memory lively. nan me a mi tuo fo (南无阿弥陀佛)

Kathy, Warren, John and Ben Frew We loved Judy and will miss her terribly. I ( Kathy) have known Jude since she married my Uncle Max. I was at the wedding ( I was very young!) I have spent a lot of time with Judy. She has always welcomed Warren and I and the boys into her home and had us stay over countless times. She was always so interested in what we were up to and would always take photos of us ( we have lots of photos on the balcony over the last 40 years). she always wanted to know what Patty, Barry, John and Noelene and their husbands , wives and children were doing.Judy always had a good story which was embellished by Max's jokes. We love Annette, Ben and Patrick and have followed them through their lives. Judy was a vibrant and fascinating woman who loved her folk art, then dolls and dolls houses, quilting , flowers , gardens,and photography. I listened eagerly to her latest project. I will miss her, her frequent phone calls and her zest for life.

My Lovely Cousin Judith will live in my memory forever.I will remember always my times in Griffith Holidaying with Uncle Stan,Aunty Erna,Judith and Ron.Sharing times together as young children,then Teenagers. Love you Judith. Trevor.XXX