Judith FARIS Obituary

Our deepest sympathy Roy & family in the sad loss of a loved Judith. She was a beautiful friendly lady whose smile was always a candle in the breeze.
Love and prayers
Bernie & Michael Burdon
Alexandra

So sad to learn of Judy's passing. She was a great inspiration and friend during our Operatic days in Dunedin during the late '60s. Such a talented and lovely person. My condolences to Roy and the family.

So sad to hear the passing of Judy who will be ever remembered by the People of Alexandra for her generous time and commitment to our Community with her music talent and friendly greetings to one and all.
I wont forget her smile .

Thinking of you and your family at this very sad time,Roy,and sending you condolences and hugs. Regards

We were very sad to hear of your loss Roy. Judy was a true gem. There is a generation of young Alexandra musicians, including our own kids, who will attest to that. I hope her final days were peaceful for all. Arohanui from both of us.
Richard & Louise
PS. We´re currently staying with Hamish in San Francisco. He fondly remembers her casting him as God in a school musical at The Terrace School. I was going to attach a picture of the son of God, but thought Hamish might object.

Our thoughts are with you Roy and family.
Thinking of you all at this sad time
Don and Lesley Forbes

Dear Roy and family
The late Rima and I have many happy memories of friendship with you and Judy in both Alexandra and Mamgawhao.
I can see her at the piano in Letts Gully, and amongst the flowers at Blossom Festival floats. A beautful and charming woman who will be sorely missed. My heartfelt condolences to you all

Good morning Roy
Karin and I are very sorry to hear of Judiths passing which must be very distressing for you.
We are currently travelling in Germany and I will take time to reflect on our very long friendship
With our sincere regards and condolences
Wayne and Karin

Hi Roy and family, a very sad time for you all, we did not know Judy that well but what we did know was that she was held in very high regard for the many things she did in the community. You will miss your sole mate Roy and I imagine it will be a tough time for you, just remember that there is always a friend not far away who is prepared to help and listen. Our thoughts are with you Roy.

Such wonderful Hawea memories XOXO

I will not forget Judy singing in the Old Open Air Auditorium at the start of our cycling tour of the South of France. her rendition of God Defend NZ (English and Maori) was better than a number of versions we have had to put up with before All Black tests. I also remember how enthusiastic "Nurse Judy" was tending to Roy's injuries in a rather sensitive part of the body after his lack of preparation showed it's ugly head. Or should that be ugly tail.
Travel well Judy and Rest in Peace. Our thoughts are with the family.