Judith PARKINSON Obituary

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the families of my dear cousin Judith (Judy). She had been part of our family for years and was such an integral part that it is hard to think of her leaving for the heavenly realm....She will be missed but we can be assured of her eternal her eternal happiness. I well remember how, during school holidays, she would arrive at Harpswood and spend most of the holiday curled up in a chair with a book! Books were her passion. Jenny, in contrast, would be out riding the latest pony ( usually old!) while my mother and Florence would be wandering around the house, making beds etc with their cups of tea and chatting non-stop! Judy grew into the most positive and out-going of personalities..nothing was a trouble...It is wonderful to know that her legacy of family will live on.
Our love and sympathy to you all at this time. Beth and Roger Miller

Sympathies to all the family. I can vividly remember those many formative trips with Judy driving her Hilman Imp to the cottage with her family at Wenderholm and who could forget that positive attitude.

My prayerful sympathy to you all on the passing of Judith. She and John were such committed members of St Patrick's Cathedral Parish in my time there. I can still hear Judith's beautiful, clear reading of the Scriptures at so many Masses. Rest in Peace. (Father) Michael Bancroft