Birth date: Jul 28, 1941 Death date: Feb 2, 2012
Plante-Hadlock, Judith B., was taken by the Lord on the afternoon of February 2, 2012 after a brief illness. Judith was surrounded by her husband and family in Gulfside Regional Hospice Center in Hudson, FL at the time of her deat Read Obituary
Dear Jack, Tom and Mary.
Saddened to learn of Judy's passing. As difficult as it is, allow your precious memories provide comfort.
Paul, Joe Crosier emailed me with this sad news. My thoughts and prayers are with your and Gary and your families.
Dear Tom & Mary; I am so sorry to hear about your mom, she was a great person and will be sadly missed. I remember visiting with you all over at Aunt Noella's house, those were special times. My parents send their condolences and want you to know they are thinking of you. Love and miss you, Dianne(Plante) Daniels
I was one of Judy's classmates in the Marian High class of 1960. Although I hadn't seen her for years, she remains clearly in my memory as a lovely young woman and a straightforward, genuine friend to her classmates.
My deep condolences to the family and friends she leaves behind.
Jack, Tom, & Mary, You have my deepest condolences on Judy passing away. I know I will always remember the times that we went to Florida to visit your family and getting to spend time with Judy. I will also remember the small things about Judy such as the earmuffs she would wear when visiting Vermont, even though I was hot wearing shorts! Over the years, I have also enjoyed hearing updates from my father's weekly chats with Judy. I could tell from his conversations with her that she loved all of you very much. I know Judy is in a more restful place now, and just remember she will live on through all of us as she did make a mark on our lives. Let's make sure we continue to stay in touch. All of you are in my thoughts and prayers. With Love, Adam Blake
Dear Paul and Gary and families,
Please accept our condolences on the loss of your sister, cousin Judith. I have fond memories of our trips to Barre with my Dad and Uncle Clark to visit the cousins and Grandma Quinlan. I also enjoyed your parents' trips to Hampton the last being a visit to the stone marker commemorating the Blake family's contribution to Hampton's founding. Judy's obituary was lovely, filled with the kind of love I'm sure she experienced during her life. We are looking forward to the reunion this summer where we can all share the memories that bind us together.
Love, Paul and Terry Quinlan
Sandy and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the Blake family and her extended family. I have many memories of uncle Russ and aunt Pauline,Paul, Gary and Judy living on Warren St. We actually stayed with them after we had a fire at our home on Sheridan St. Ext.(now Quinlan Drive). With our sympathy, John and Sandy Quinlan
Please accept my sincerest condolences at Judy's passing. I know that her Lord and Savior has received her with open arms and I trust that He will hold you all close to him at this time of loss. I was a close classmate of Judy's and our family lived just down the street from her and her family on Merchant Street in Barre. She was a loving member of our l960 graduating class at Marian High and a good friend. Although she was unable to attend our recent 50th class reunion, I was blessed to have talked to her by phone on a couple of occasions when she was submitting her bio for our reunion book. We were able to relive a couple of old memories of our high school days and it was great to hear her voice after such a long time. Again, please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and yours. JUdy will be missed.
Dear Paul, Gary and family , We are truly sorry for the loss of your loved one. It's been years since we had seen her but never forgot her. We know she will truly be missed by all who knew her. She was a great girl and we will all remember Warren Street. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Ralph, Lenora, and Eleanor
Hello Tom, Mary and Jack, Judy and I always shared our deep connection to and love of spirit in our conversations. I know she is in a very good place now and is still connected to her loved ones here. I believe she will come to you if you need her, just call her name, quiet your mind and wait to feel her loving presence. I always liked her directness, I suppose Mary inherited this, so I'm sure if you are troubled by something she will give you her advice straight up. Much love to you, Kate Tomasson (formerly Blake)
