Saturday, July 2, 2022
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I was hiking up in the Rockies for 10 days and was unable to attend the funeral. There are no words, just absolutely no way to articulate the deep sorrow I have for Judy’s children and grandchildren. The Connors have lost their matriarch, the sun that provides so much warmth and light. I am heartbroken for all of you. I am so sorry for your loss. She was an incredible friend to my grandfather. They had a special bond and even though he got a little grumpy in his final years, letting it be known that he didn’t want anyone checking up on him, he would still heat up the water on the stove and put a cup on the kitchen table and wait for Judy to come over for coffee and conversation. on the rare occasion she would be busy with work and not make it over and he would shuffle to the front of the house for several hours and keep looking out the window to see if she was home and would worry if her car was not in the driveway of it started getting late. She was more than a neighbor and much more than just a friend. She was so good to him and so generous to the Nolan Family. Judy would drop everything to help my grandfather and she kept an eye on him when we went overseas. My father always worried about him but took great comfort in knowing that Judy was there. She was always there.
Deepest sympathies and much love to the Connors family,
Jennifer, Eddy, Carole and Bridgid Nolan
