JUDITH SCOTT FERGUSON ROBERTS
Volume 32 Issue 7, 8 & 9 | Posted: October 10, 2018
Judy was a constant seeker of truth and understanding, possessed of the happy gift of humour, champion of the underdog (in fact of ALL dogs), both judgmental and forgiving and a friend of and to so many. She had a rich spiritual life. She graduated from the Montréal General Hospital’s School of Nursing in 1959 and was so happy to attend her 59th reunion in Montréal at the beginning of May. She is survived by her brothers, Geoff and Stephen Robards, her cousin, Anndale McTavish of Kingston, and her many friends, especially Emily, Ellen, Sandy, Peggy, Ann and the Sisters of Saint Anne, all of whom provided uplifting love and support to her. She also had a large, extended family nearby. Special thanks to Sarah, Tina and all the staff at The Cridge Centre for the Family, Judy’s very happy home for the last year. If you are so inclined, donations in Judy’s name may be made to the BCSPCA or the Canadian Red Cross.
Judy was a constant seeker of truth and understanding, possessed of the happy gift of humour, champion of the underdog (in fact of ALL dogs), both judgmental and forgiving and a friend of and to so many. She had a rich spiritual life. She graduated from the Montréal General Hospital’s School of Nursing in 1959 and was so happy to attend her 59th reunion in Montréal at the beginning of May. She is survived by her brothers, Geoff and Stephen Robards, her cousin, Anndale McTavish of Kingston, and her many friends, especially Emily, Ellen, Sandy, Peggy, Ann and the Sisters of Saint Anne, all of whom provided uplifting love and support to her. She also had a large, extended family nearby. Special thanks to Sarah, Tina and all the staff at The Cridge Centre for the Family, Judy’s very happy home for the last year. If you are so inclined, donations in Judy’s name may be made to the BCSPCA or the Canadian Red Cross. Memorial service planned for July 12 which would have been her 80th birthday.