Born on January 22, 1970 in Victoria, BC, our dear Judy left us unexpectedly on March 4, 2022.
With tremendous sadness, yet with honour and deep love, Judy’s mother, Jean Wescott and countless treasured friends are left to reflect on the life of a brilliant, witty, kind and vibrant woman.
Judy was devastated when her Dad, Vic Wescott passed away before his time was up. As are we today, reflecting on a precious life lost too soon.
To know Judy, was to love Judy. A natural connector, she had a magical way of bringing people together, through her passion for work, sport and friendships of all kind.
We will all honour Judy in our own way. In lieu of flowers, Jean asks that you please consider giving to the Courtnall Society www.courtnallsociety.org or a charity that supports mental health wellness in your community.
Heaven gained one hell of an angel. Judy Wescott, you will always have a little gangster under your crown.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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Simple and to the point she was. Always connecting me to her friends for work and spreading the friendships. I’ve kept those friends because of her. Great people surrounded this one. Make sure she’s surrounded by them up above.
Lots of hugs to you Jean
Dear Jean
It has many years since I last saw Judy but I have fond memories of her and I at our first jobs at Sealand way back when as well of course through your’s and Mum’s long friendship.
My very deepest condolences – it’s obvious from the many notes here, that she was very well loved..
Sincerely
Ngaire Skiffington Roberts
Oh Judy! Everyone who met you was touched by you and remembers you. If you were lucky, Judy found you interesting too and spent her time making you laugh! But then, she found so many of us ‘interesting’. I’m sorry our scheduled get together got postponed, but I know you had your reasons.
Jean, Ray and I devastated for your loss xx
Corinne and Ray Wardle
Dear Jean
My deepest condolences. I’m so sorry for your loss. I rememberJudy fondly as a classmate and neighbour. She will be missed.
I look across the street (Avebury Ave) at Judy’s house & remember the fun we had together. After she moved, keeping in touch, we were always so happy to see each other! Last time we saw one another, we talked about the next time we would do so again. Laughter & luv. We think of Jean first. So very sorry for your loss! You did such a fabulous job raising such a great kid! So many people miss her so dearly. Thank you for being a friend, Jude.
Rick & Janet