Judith was a lovely lady. Glad i knew her. I remember the year when my family werent doing anything at all on Christmas as my mom was in hospital. You (Julian) invited me over and your mom treated me like family. I remember your mom getting me one of my first computer jobs also. God bless you and your family, may she rest in peace

Best wishes to you both as you say goodbye to your much loved and highly respected mum, who I remember as a truly innovative, enterprising, community minded woman, always looking to support those about. Arohanui Ants

Dear family I will never forget the first time I met Judith in South Africa. This set the pace for the years to follow. Judith was not just my sister in law but also a friend. I loved her sense of adventure and I have so many memories and joyous moments. Thank you for always sacrificing with Terry to change your life style to spend time in the UK and SA to be with the family over the years in 2 different countries. I really missed Judiths letters and emails once she became to unwell to continue the flow of communication. I remember our long phone calls. I have particularly good memories spending time together in Brugge. I know how much she suffered in the last few years. I look forward to hearing about the adventures on Judiths final journey once we join her. If she could write an email from heaven, I am sure it will be filled with her zest for life , restored perfectly by our Heavenly Father. We wish we could be with the family. Sharing in your loss but rejoicing because she is now free from her struggles. Lots of love from the UK

I’ll always remember your Judith and Terry coming to visit me when I worked in London. So kind and unexpected to visit - I was so touched! Judith was so warm, bubbly and kind, so kind. And incredibly excited to explore London! I’ll remember her that way. God bless Jonny, Julian, Uncle Terry and all the family. Much love Vanessa, Nigel, Ava and Mia Carlos