Obituary of Judith Ann Lowry

Judith A. Lowry - July 10, 2010 Seminole, FL Born Ludlow, Mass August 14, 1939 Received top honors and nursing scholarship Farmington Union Hope Migrated to Florida in the late 50's Survived by her son, Danny (47) daughter in law, Gina (43), daughter Cher ( 51) son in law David (64), special Aunt Beverly (79) and her many friends at Seminole Nursing Pavilion. Judith loved her children, punctuality, life and all of its blessings, especially God's creatures. In lieu of flowers, donations to be sent to the Humane Society or ASPCA Tribute from son, Dan : Mom, you gave me life and then throughout my life you gave me so many other gifts. Together with all of life's occurrences we shared, enjoyed, endured, and as a result broke down all the possible walls that could never have gotten in our way. I woke up everyday of my life and I knew and felt the comfort in my heart that you would be with me each minute wherever I might go. You gave me security, taught me lessons, filled me with confidence, allowed me to lean on and showed me how to be leaned on. I would give anything to have you still here with me, but I must accept that Gods will is greater than my greatest wishes, and I will thank Him each day that I remain for the love from you that I was blessed to know, and to know that your'e love for me will continue to live in my heart. Walk Jack alot, hug Gram, and wait for me on the other side of the bridge. I LOVE YOU MOM! Tribute by her Daughter, Cher: Judith , a.k.a Judy (JudePude) was a loving woman, a devoted mother and a tower of strength. After being hit by an automobile in the early 90's she endured many years in agonizing pain and multiple surgeries, but always with a will to survive or overcome. She lived each day with a grateful heart. When both her parents were still living the family relished in competitive card ( especially Gin Rummy) games. Judy and her mother Wilma were fabulous cooks. They loved to bake as well. Chocolate chip cookies and pistachio pound cake passionately baked and anticipated by all. And if she wasn't cooking she enjoyed singing! What an accomplished voice. Her father, Harry was a long time Barbershop quartet singer and passed this admiration along. Oh and it cant be forgotten that the beach was a favorite pastime. She loved weekly trips with packed lunches of course to sunbath and swim. It was always so much fun to see her smile and hear her contagious laughter. It was so easy to make her laugh, just simply say the word "Fart" and she would uncontrollably giggle until it became a full face roar. I truly will miss hearing her. We, her family have been very fortunate to have her as a Mom, daughter, mother in law, sister, aunt and fun loving cousin. Our lives have been touched in so many ways and sadly the world as we know it is so much less today without her than it was days and years before. Now without pain we thank god for his mercy. She will live in our hearts forever. LOVE YOU MOM! But I will talk to you every morning at 9:30. Tribute by her daughter in law, Gina: Judith Lowry... My mother-in-law, what an absolutely incredible STRONG woman. She was the most gentle kindest person I know. She was so sweet and compassionate , loving and caring, so fun and fun-loving, she loved to laugh and she just loved life no matter how difficult things became. She NEVER complained . She accepted everything with grace....truly amazing! I will miss her so much especially when it comes to baking. I baked for her all the time and loved doing it for her. She always had a request and I was on it. The joy it brought her meant so much and the excitement on her face said it all. I am so thankful to have known her and to have been a part of her life. How lucky was I. Mom, I will truly miss you so dearly. I LOVE YOU ! Gina