JUDITH ANNE BLAKE-KNOX

Condolences & Memories (11 entries)

• Dear Judy I miss you so much. Every visit meant so much to me. You always had a different story to tell. Mable was right you could have wrote a book. I will love you forever and never forget you. You were my dearest friend. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family and I love them just as you did. God Bless! - Posted by: Doreen Langford (Friend) on: Apr 21, 2013

• Dear Mom I miss you and love you so much you are always in my thoughts and in my heart. Thank you friends for your thoughts and stories, they are truly appreciated. Mom talked to me about the good times with you too. Thank you !! Rest well Mom I love you xo - Posted by: Jowell (Daughter) on: Apr 10, 2013

• I would like to extend my condolences to Judy's family. I met Judy a long time ago as we celebrated her marriage and I instantly felt like I had known her my whole life. She was a warm and welcoming woman who loved her friends, and her children. Sending my warm thoughts to all those she left behind, but especially to her daughters, and her grandchildren. Lots of love to you. - Posted by: Darcie (friend) on: Mar 25, 2013

• Judy was a genuine woman, rest well and in peace.. my girl. - Posted by: Roberta Dalman (friend) on: Mar 17, 2013

• Sad to hear of Judy's passing. I remember seeing her smiling face around the Grand Beach /Grand Marais area. Condolences to her family and a friends - Posted by: Blair & Sonia Sheane (Friend) on: Mar 16, 2013

• I have a lot of memories of the fun times we had together but the memory that stands out in my mind is of you working on a jigsaw puzzle at your cabin at the Lake of the Woods and Wayne helping you. Now you can do a a jigsaw puzzle with Wayne in heaven. RIP Judy - Posted by: Denise Thomas (Friend) on: Mar 16, 2013

• I was introduced to the Sayer Family in 1997 when I met Victor and by 1999 we were married.I was so happy to meet such a big family just like mine, how lucky was I. The summer of 1998 I was blessed to meet Judy, she had a big beautiful smile, so welcoming I felt so at home around her. I thought what a classy lady, she was so pretty and just had that glow around her. over the past few years I have I got to know her more. through the good and the bad, She was a happy person to be around, loved to laugh and be with good friends. We will miss seeing her beautiful smile, she will truly be missed, she is now in the arm of a angel and no longer in pain, we will forever miss you and love you, until we meet again.<3 - Posted by: Victor & Velvet Sayer (nepfew and niece) on: Mar 15, 2013

• My sincere condolences to the family in this time of grief. - Posted by: Cheryl Shirtliffe (Friend) on: Mar 15, 2013

• So sorry to hear of Judy's passing. Please bless and keep her Lord. Was a good friend for a long time. - Posted by: Billy carlisle (Friend) on: Mar 14, 2013

• My dear Judy, I remember the first time we met, the kid swinging on the fence. Watching you swing on a swing in your father-in-law Joe Gillis' yard...we became instant friends despite our age difference. You were like an older sister to me, and as your family grew and you lived down the street in St. Vital, I became your babysitter, and you became like a mom. I spent more time with you than I did at home. You were always so proud on the skating rink we built for the kids in the winter and the fun they had in the pool in the summer. We never lost touch Judy. I will miss you and remember you fondly, so many memories..... - Posted by: monique normand (friend) on: Mar 14, 2013

• So sad so soon such a good person who liked everyone, trusted everyone. I enjoyed many talks with judy, I enjoyed helping her out when she would slip off the side in ditch by our place. Judy was very encouraging to us and always made a point of letting us know how she liked watching the changes in our building, I enjoyed the visits at judy's place and the stuff we talked and laughed about and will never forget her. The draper family (friends) - Posted by: david and helen draper (freind) on: Mar 14, 2013