Sunday, June 20, 2010

Nothing from the heart is ever lost






Please share your stories of Judy including ways Judy Influenced you, memories,
details of her life. Judy lived an extraordinary life with a love of life that brightens every one’s life. Her family thanks you for all the support and joy you have given her.


1 comment:

Amanda Webby said...

I am searching, grasping for a way to beam joy and beauty despite my aching heavy heart. How the hell did she do that? I am still trying to learn from her. For tonight, I am giving in to being less... giving in to feeling lousy that she is gone. I miss her deeply. I hope that tomorrow I can wake up stronger, and just feel the gratitude for all the goodness she shared. For years now I have drawn on her seemingly unintentional teachings of humor, optimism and the healing power of a good hug. Thanks to Judy, I usually remember to laugh when I find my kids hiding cooked veggies in the sofa, or when a dog that I just finished bathing rolls in something stinky. Indeed I am certain that I will wake up stronger tomorrow and I will find deeper compassion and love and humor and the most enormous optimism. I have woken up that way each day since the day I met and became friends with Judy. She will continue to inspire me. However, few of us will EVER be as consistently filled with gratitude as she was. And so, tonight, I feel like crap, I feel sorry for myself and my loss. I miss her, and want a hug.
I have no idea of what happens after this life. But, I do like to imagine her snuggling Daisy as they lock eyes... Judy's sparkling effervescent blue and Daisy's dark chocolate, deep, intelligent almond shaped... Yep, I miss them both