Julia Northrup Obituary

One of the first times I met Judy, it was at a backyard lunch after a bike ride. I was rushed in the morning and didn't pack a lunch. I joined the others and was talking to a group of people and Judy noticed that I wasn't eating. She asked me if I brought a lunch. I said no. She pulled a P & J sandwich out of her bag and gave it to me. "I sometimes make two sandwiches because I know people sometimes forget to bring lunch," she said. Such a thoughtful person. When I think of Judy, I think of that P & J sandwich and the many bicycle rides and the lovely times socializing at their camper, with Bill playing his fiddle.

Pete,
Our deepest condolences on the loss of your mother. I've never met her but from the other entries in this guest book, she sounds like very nice and caring person. Please be assured that you and Ellen are in our thoughts.

Sincere condolences on your loss. Judy & I worked the 11-7 shift at SSH for many years. Always a cheerful person. Sincerely,Noel Constantino

Judy was a wonderful woman who helped us with our fundraisers for the Plymouth Animal Shelter. She was always willing to help and she always had a smile on her face. She will be truly missed.

I didn't know Judy very well. I met and sat with you both at the last BSO annual dinner and I had the pleasure of talking with her. She was a lovely, funny, and interesting lady and will be terribly missed. I am truly sorry for your loss. Suzanne O'Connor, BSO Board Member

Bill, Jeff and I are so sorry to hear about Judy. She was a terrific lady. Our prayers are with you.

Joan and Jeff Lichenstein

Dear Bill, Peter Mish forwarded the obit. We both send our love and good thoughts to you. I watched the slides and it looks like you have a great family.

We'd love to see you some time.
Bill and Cindy Thayer

So Sorry for your loss. We will miss Judy.

With Sincere Sympathy,
Russ and judy Garber

Dear Bill, What a great lady. Judy will be so missed by so many. I send you loving thoughts and prayers.
Kathy Tyrer