Mary Simonson Obituary

Gerry, I was so sorry when I read that your wife, Judy, had died. I remember her and fondly remember the days your and I spent working together at Martin Marietta. We hope you are well.

Rolly & Phyllis Rounds
Bozeman, Montana

Gerry I was so sorry to read in the newsletter of Judy's death. She was indeed a very special person, I remember her well after all these years. Pancreatic cancer is a bad thing. My son in law died of it just 5 years ago when his children were 3,10 and 12. The whole familyhas been active in the Cancer Relay for Life and his oldest daughter who is now 16 wants to go into medicine. She has been working as a high school student in the cancer research lab at Stanford - where her dad passed away. My heart goes out to you - by looking at the pictures you have a strong family support system. My best to you! Jackie Yamahiro

What a funny, feisty, loving and smart woman. Although I did not know Judy long, I know I will never forget her.

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Dear Uncle Gerry and Family,

We just wanted to express our condolences to you all as you celebrate Judy's life today. We so wish we could be there. She will always live on in our hearts and especially for her famous ride on Tim's Harley.   She had shyly asked him for a ride the year before up in Osseo but rain kept it from happening that year. He never forgot and was very anxious to make good on his promise to give her that ride. We actually looked forward to it for the entire year. REALLY. It was a mission he took very seriously.  Tim was so honored that she felt safe with him and will never forget what a "treat" it was for him too. She will always have a very special place in our hearts. She was such a special lady and she will always have a very special place in our hearts.  

This is my favorite verse for times like these so I wanted to share it with you because I truly believe it.

"Those we love don't go away, 
they walk beside us every day. 
Unseen, unheard, but always near, 
still loved, still missed and forever dear."

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Jane, Tim & Family

Our sincerest condolences to you and your lovely family. May God ease the pain of your loss and grant you peace.
Don & Shirley Grzybowski

I am praying for peace and healing for you and your kids. These past months have been very difficult I'm sure.

Dear Gerry,
I am deeply saddened of the news that your loving wife has passed. I know from experience what a traumatic experience this is as well as an unbelievable loss for you and your family. My prayers go out to you all. God Bless

I know there is not a lot of words to make you feel better during this difficult time, but maybe you can find some comfort in the words at Ps.34:15,18

We are sorry to hear about the loss of Judy. She was such a joy to be with during our bowling sessions. Our deepest sympathies to you and the family.

Our deepest condolences to Gerry and the family.
Judy & Don Mau

Dear Gerry and all, Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures of Judy. They bring back so many great memories of our family get-togethers. From the day of your wedding and through the years, we have been so blessed to know Judy's love and generosity. We will always remember her beautiful smile and bright outlook on life. Much love, Jim & Gini, and Sara Simonson

Dear Gerry, we are sorry to hear about Judy's death.
We enjoyed our time together. She was a special
lady.
Gabe and Rose Ann Noory, Littleton, CO

Gerry, The photos remind me that it was hard to find a time when Judy wasn't smiling, and she had the most infectious laugh when she was really tickled. John remembers Judy clicking down the tiled halls at Martin in her high heels, pony tail bouncing behind her. She was energetic and happy, upbeat and enthusiastic, tomboyish and competitive, and she always had fun and made life fun for those around her. She will be greatly missed and fondly remembered. Love, John and Donna Cashen

We have many good memories with Judy and Gerry . We will miss her very much. Our return trip from Arizona to Wisconsin just won't be the same.

Bowling in the same league as Judy and Jerry since 1994, I can say that Judy was truly one of the friendliest people I have known, always with a smile on her face. Things will be a little emptier without her.

Judy will be remembered for her infectious smile, fabulous zest for life and love of family. She will be so very missed but we will hold her wonderful spirit in our hearts always. Our thoughts are with you during this sad time.

my deepest sympathy to the family. I remember working with Judy at Beth Israel hospital in the eighties. She always had a smile and we all loved her,

To the family of Judy, please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers...Jordan always spoke so lovingly of Judy, she will be missed. Doug, Seth and Solomon Yanklewitz Wiand

Jordan, as part of your Chicago family know that my thoughts are with you and yours during this difficult time.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

We send the family members of Judy Simonson our love and support in this time. I never met Judy but only heard wonderful lovely stories from Jordan and the picture above just say's it all. Happiness. Jim Gosse and John Pratt