Judy Lynn Audette-Small, wife, mother, grandmother, passed away the afternoon of June 12, 2009 after a 3 year struggle with multiple diabetes complications. Judy was a kind and tenderhearted woman, a warm and loving person always thinking of helping others.
Judy alone faced many difficult struggles throughout her young and early life and rose up through those trials to raise a fine son and become a proud grandmother. She was a dedicated and committed wife and supported those she loved. In later years Judy rose up once again by graduating from Everett Community College in 2001 after 2 years of studies Judy achieved 2 Business Associates degrees, 5 Certificates, 2 Endorsements, was a member of PHI Theta Kappa and made the Dean's List, all with a 3.99 GPA. Judy then worked as an office manager for a psychological doctor's office in Everett, WA.
Judy had a few select friends but mostly enjoyed her solitude and support of the one she loved. Her dreams and goals were never quite realized or achieved but her love of life, horses and property was simple and kept her spirit alive. Judy's bond with her mother, Jessie, was strong and Judy's personality reflected the love and bond they both had with each other.
Judy alone faced many difficult struggles throughout her young and early life and rose up through those trials to raise a fine son and become a proud grandmother. She was a dedicated and committed wife and supported those she loved. In later years Judy rose up once again by graduating from Everett Community College in 2001 after 2 years of studies Judy achieved 2 Business Associates degrees, 5 Certificates, 2 Endorsements, was a member of PHI Theta Kappa and made the Dean's List, all with a 3.99 GPA. Judy then worked as an office manager for a psychological doctor's office in Everett, WA.
Judy had a few select friends but mostly enjoyed her solitude and support of the one she loved. Her dreams and goals were never quite realized or achieved but her love of life, horses and property was simple and kept her spirit alive. Judy's bond with her mother, Jessie, was strong and Judy's personality reflected the love and bond they both had with each other.
Judy Lynn Audette-Small, wife, mother, grandmother, passed away the afternoon of June 12, 2009 after a 3 year struggle with multiple diabetes complications. Judy was a kind and tenderhearted woman, a warm and loving person always thinking of helping others.
Judy alone faced many difficult struggles throughout her young and early life and rose up through those trials to raise a fine son and become a proud grandmother. She was a dedicated and committed wife and supported those she loved. In later years Judy rose up once again by graduating from Everett Community College in 2001 after 2 years of studies Judy achieved 2 Business Associates degrees, 5 Certificates, 2 Endorsements, was a member of PHI Theta Kappa and made the Dean's List, all with a 3.99 GPA. Judy then worked as an office manager for a psychological doctor's office in Everett, WA.
Judy had a few select friends but mostly enjoyed her solitude and support of the one she loved. Her dreams and goals were never quite realized or achieved but her love of life, horses and property was simple and kept her spirit alive. Judy's bond with her mother, Jessie, was strong and Judy's personality reflected the love and bond they both had with each other.
Judy alone faced many difficult struggles throughout her young and early life and rose up through those trials to raise a fine son and become a proud grandmother. She was a dedicated and committed wife and supported those she loved. In later years Judy rose up once again by graduating from Everett Community College in 2001 after 2 years of studies Judy achieved 2 Business Associates degrees, 5 Certificates, 2 Endorsements, was a member of PHI Theta Kappa and made the Dean's List, all with a 3.99 GPA. Judy then worked as an office manager for a psychological doctor's office in Everett, WA.
Judy had a few select friends but mostly enjoyed her solitude and support of the one she loved. Her dreams and goals were never quite realized or achieved but her love of life, horses and property was simple and kept her spirit alive. Judy's bond with her mother, Jessie, was strong and Judy's personality reflected the love and bond they both had with each other.
