Condolence From: Carter Heath
Condolence: You were the BEST!!! I miss our conversations, shopping trips, dining out, coffee together, church, laughter, and just being my best friend!! You are missed so much, but I know that you're with my dear Dad, family, and reunited with your friends. This was your ultimate goal. Thanks for everything you did for me. You were the amazing listening ear, and confidant to everyone in your circle of life. I'll always be GRATEFUL, BLESSED, and CHANGED forever, BECAUSE I KNEW YOU!! Love ya, mean it forever!! Your son, CARTER
Tuesday January 12, 2021
Condolence From: Andrea Carter Celayeta
Condolence: My lovely Aunt Judy will be missed, but held close to my heart always. She is my earliest memory of painting my finger nails. I remember her when she lived with Grammy & Grampy Carter, and when she married Uncle Bobby I often visited their first home in Patten. Memories of wonderful summer days and nights, visiting Emma's farm, and playing with the neighbors. Lori and Lisa as baby girls were fascinating to me and Aunt Judy always let me be part of their care. She lived humbly and showed love to all who knew her.
Tuesday November 14, 2017
Condolence From: Ginny gallant
Condolence: What a wonderful lady. I enjoyed reading of her life and all she did in her career as well as for her community. Wish I had met her. Her son is a testament to her.
Sunday October 29, 2017
Condolence From: Chris Loucka
Condolence: I am sorry I didn't get to meet Judy sooner in her life. From what I read I really missed a marvelous lady. I did meet her when we started going to the church. She was always so sweet and would come up each Sunday to say hello and thank us for the music. I know she will be sorely missed by many.
Thursday October 26, 2017
Condolence From: Betti Jo Bates Michaud
Condolence: This beautiful woman influenced my life in numerous ways. As a little girl going to her house next door where fun and learning went hand in hand. Feeling like a big sister when her first baby girl came along because that’s how she treated me around her precious bundle, Letting me hold, feed and even change her. Always kind and loving but knowing decipline could be handed out at any moment if the need arose. Memories of my parents and Bobby and Judy being great friends...playing cards, parties, family outings, trips together, snow sledding, outside adventures, going to Oakfield to visit the family and just coffee around the kitchen table. Bobby and Dad forever teasing and making us kids laugh and winding us up while Mom and Judy looked on with a bit of that “ENOUGH YOU TWO” look! Then to have her as a teacher in sixth grade where it was so hard to seperate the “second Mom” from the now teacher, but Mrs. Heath soon showed me how that was to be done:) She will always hold a very special place in my heart, this wonderful woman Judith Carter Heath. Until we meet again ❤️
Thursday October 26, 2017
