Condolence: I was shocked and saddened to hear of Judy's passing. It had been a few years since I had seen her, but the old days at Havana in New Hope, well,lets just say I have many, many fond memories. I loved visiting her home in Village 2, and playing with her beloved greyhounds. She taught one of them to ring a bell she had attached to her wall, I wish I could remember what that dogs name was. Her wit was that of which stories are made...I'm sure you are making them laugh in heaven Judy and loving on all those dogs who passed before you.

Condolence: We'll miss Judy's quick wit and sense of humor. She wasn't short on stories and was a great neighbor to have. It was good to see the family today and hopefully we'll stay in touch. Wish you peace and love. Mark, Wendy, Rowan, and Lola

Condolence: We are so sad to hear that Judy passed. She made us laugh every time we saw her. She was a wonderful person and we will miss her jokes and stories of her family that she loved so much. Melson's Service Center

Condolence: I used to walk Judy's dogs back in the 80's and 90's when she lived at Village II in New Hope. What I remember most about Judy was how she spoke so fondly of her brother and his family and how much she loved to see and be with them. I believe they lived in Massachusetts at the time. I also remember how much she loved her Italian greyhounds, Samantha, Miles, Murphy, and others. She was a very cool, generous lady, and although it's been a while since we crossed paths, I never forgot her, our conversations together, and how highly she spoke of her brother and his family. Rest In Peace, Ms. Miller!