Birth date: Oct 2, 1951 Death date: May 1, 2019
Judy Crowe, beloved wife of Christopher Crowe, has passed away on May 1st, 2019 in Carmichael, California at the age of 67. Judy was born in Oakland, California on October 2nd, 1951. She earned her Masters Degree in Special Educat Read Obituary
Judy will be missed greatly. Her contagious smile and laugh will be remembered. As well as her example of a good disciple of God. Rest in peace sweet cousin until we meet again.
What an advocate for all children! She will be missed by many but she left behind a legacy of love and caring for all. I still have a small pig/Village hanging quilt she made for my retirement, so she is still here. Thank you for the legacy Judy, and enjoy dancing with the angels. Hugs to the family at this time of sadness and celebration.
Judy was so very kind to our family. She was so wonderful to my children who adored her and attending the Awana club she ran. I am so sorry for this loss of such a sweet soul,but know the family takes comfort in knowing we will all see Judy on the other side. It’s not goodbye. ..but till we meet again.
Judy, your kindness and love touched me more than you know. You were such an amazing person. I was blessed to call you cousin. Your sweet spirit will be missed. Soar with the angels.
Judy CroweWritten by: Melinda CroweJudy, your kindness and love touched me more than you know. You were such an amazing person. I was blessed to call you cousin. Your sweet spirit will be missed. Soar with the angels.
Judy Crowe was an advocate for all students and teachers. She worked tirelessly with my partner and I to get students the resources and services they needed. Judy exemplified the meaning of service for the Lord and her good works spanned all areas of the Village campus. Judy served on PTA and brought many unique opportunities to Village through that organization. Judy brought her culture into my classroom sharing dolmas and participating in Greek Day. She brought her popcorn unit into classrooms each fall to connect with all students and not just those on her caseload. Judy greeted each student with a smile and provided incentives that motivated them to do their best. Students wanted to be their best for her. Her smile and her laugh motivated them and filled them with pride. Judy also extended that warmth and goodwill to her colleagues and I can personally attest to Judy’s power of hug.
Friend/Colleague Written by: Dimitri MastersJudy Crowe was an advocate for all students and teachers. She worked tirelessly with my partner and I to get students the resources and services they needed. Judy exemplified the meaning of service for the Lord and her good works spanned all areas of the Village campus. Judy served on PTA and brought many unique opportunities to Village through that organization. Judy brought her culture into my classroom sharing dolmas and participating in Greek Day. She brought her popcorn unit into classrooms each fall to connect with all students and not just those on her caseload. Judy greeted each student with a smile and provided incentives that motivated them to do their best. Students wanted to be their best for her. Her smile and her laugh motivated them and filled them with pride. Judy also extended that warmth and goodwill to her colleagues and I can personally attest to Judy’s power of hug.
Your bright smile an warm welcoming will never be forgotten. May you watch over us, with our guardians above. My ?? Goes out to Crystal an the family.
Your momma was such a beautiful soul I always remember her kindness and big smile. Sending all our love to you and your family ?
Judy was the best friend of Judith Ann Wylde, mother of Troy Paulsen. Judy was always there and never judged. She was the constant that Troy’s mom needed. Judy will be held in our hearts with deeply fond memories! Michelle
