Suddenly at her home in Victoria on March 19, 2009. Born on January 25, 1938, daughter of the late David and Evelyn Dentremont, beloved wife of David, mother of Darren, Christopher and predeceased by Brent, beloved grandmother of Samantha (Mark), Heather and Steven.
Judith retired in 1991 after a long career as a Nurse Practitioner for the Medical Services, Canada. She will be greatly missed by her family and her many friends in Victoria, Montreal and Edmonton.
A Celebration of her life will be held in McCall Bros. Floral Chapel, Johnson & Vancouver Streets on Friday, March 27, 2009 at 3:00 pm. followed by a reception in the Family Centre. No flowers by request. Memorial donations to the Victoria Branch, BC SPCA, 3150 Napier Lane, Victoria, V8T 4V5.
24 Responses
Dear Dave,
We’re so sorry to hear of Judy’s passing. We think of you often, and particularly at this sad time. Our deepest condolences to you and your family.
Sandi & Tom
Edmonton, AB
Hello Dave and family,
Judy has (will always have) a special place in our hearts for Gary and I, which includes the people of Enoch Cree Nation, the children and now adults and grandparents who she provided a vital service as Public Health Nurse. The impact she has had on our community continues since she took the leadership role for women in the community to take an active role in the decision making of health concerns. We will all miss her.
Darlene Peacock
PLO for Health Canada
I feel so happy to see all the comments by LHS friends & others.. Judy & I had a great life together, our love for each other was strong in the fifties & remained strong throughout. our 49yrs of marriage. We remained best friends to the end. Judy’s passing was very quick. She died in her sleep at home. Until we meet again Judy.. We ha e a great family. Thanks for your comments.
Sincerely, Dave.
Judy was a few years older than I, and I can’t say I knew her, but when I think of her I remember a beautiful, happy girl who seemed so full of life, so healthy. In later years I sang in a barbershop chorus with her mother-in-law, who spoke so highly of her.
It is such a trip down memory lane to read the messages and see the names of so many fellow LHS students. How happy those years were, although heaven knows we didn’t appreciate it at the time!
I send my sincere sympathies to Judy’s loved ones.
Diane