Judith Margaret Hall (3 Nov 1955 - 13 Oct 2023)

So sad to hear that Judy has passed away. We hadn't seen each other for many years but always kept in touch at birthdays and Christmas. I knew she had been unwell but no idea she was so poorly, when her Christmas card didn't arrive I did wonder. Rest in peace Judy, you were always such fun and we will remember all
the happy times we spent together.

It was the missing Christmas card from my dearest friend Judy that had lead me here.

Heart broken to learn of the passing of Judy. Our friendship spans over 30 years and whilst for the last 20 years I no longer lived in Leeds our bond kept us connected always.

My sincere consciences to all Judy”s family and to Dave. Judy loved you all dearly and spoke often about each of you.

Judy my love may you rest in peace. I will treasure and hold dear our friendship always. What fun and laughter we shared. Your smile lit up rooms, your energy, sense of fun and zest for life contagious. Birthdays and. Christmases won’t be the same without your beautiful words and cards. My love always. Xxx

Thinking of you Dave xxx

In memory of our lovely friend and Godmother to Henry and Eleanor. Rest in Peace Judy ❤️

In memory of Judy , a dear friend who will be remembered for ever Kath and Arthur xx

RIP Judy

My sister Nancy and I will be remembering Judy from here in Australia, and we’re sorry to miss the chance to hear from everyone who will have come out to remember her and toast to her. We’re sure there’ll be some beautiful memories shared.

For ourselves, we used to go on walking weekends with Judy, so we’ll be doing a walk here to remember her. When we were young, she seemed like the only grown up who had any sense, as she’d be the one agreeing with us when we protested that 10 miles is too far. It’s not the only way she seemed youthful - she was funny and never too old or sensible to be silly, loved to laugh, and always looked so good in beautiful jewellery, gorgeous nails, floaty and fashionable clothes. She would take the time to listen to our childish stories, songs and yarns, and she’d really properly listen and encourage. She always knew which star sign everyone was from, and knew what it meant. She was twins with Ella, for having the same birthday, twins with me for having only one kidney.

Seeing her this year at st James, she fought a deep sleep to say hello to us, and it was such a relief when, after struggling to wake, she properly laughed at a joke, and properly enjoyed a chocolate eclair. She was still Judy.
We will miss the care she took to send us birthday cards with beautifully calligraphy every year without fail. She was a wonderful person to grow up with in our lives. ❤️

We’ll remember her as we go on a walk in celebration of all the beautiful walks we took together with Judy in our childhoods and over the years!

In loving memory of you dear Judy, of your kindness and generosity, your beautiful letters and lovely, lovely hand writing. Your spirit, humour and wisdom - thank you - Anni

Seeing you, drinking with you and watching cricket with you was an enormous pleasure. We already miss you.

In memory of our fabulous friend Judy - who will forever be loved and remembered. Anne Fergus and Calum x x x

What a gal!

Sad to lose you Judy, but we will celebrate the life of a dear friend..

In loving memory of my very dear cousin