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Jay Willis
@jaywillis.net

“Obviously, she was Catholic” is fun but the “She would want us to write here that she had options” aside is killing me

Jay Willis
@jaywillis.net

A couple of Judy’s family members are in the replies. I’m sorry for your loss, and grateful to you for letting some internet strangers share just a little bit in celebrating what sounds like a beautiful life.

timjudge.bsky.social@timjudge.bsky.social

Your comment made me teary. (I’m her son-in-law)

Jay Willis
@jaywillis.net

Wow, and just like that, the March Or May mystery is solved. All of the above of course goes for you too, Liz—thank you for sharing.

Liz Judge Miller@lizjudgemiller.bsky.social

In recent years we did. After we discovered that her real birthday was March! 😂 Always kept us on our toes!

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Millie Dooris Judge
@seaside7.bsky.social

The real story she told ONLY her grandkids was that she had a fake ID and that’s where the 2nd date came from—which is scandalous for a woman of her day, especially one who later became a parole officer for juvenile delinquent girls (that’s what they called them in the late 1950s).