Judy Spencer passed away peacefully on August 3, 2021 at age 77. She was born in Massachusetts and moved to Arizona in the late 1970s. She was the oldest of 3 children.
Judy loved being with family and friends. She spent her childhood playing with cousins and brothers, roller and ice skating, eating from the family garden and enjoying anything outdoors. Judy had an amazing work ethic. Her first job was at age 13 and she retired at 74. She often worked while attending school and college. She worked as a real estate agent, started her own marketing company, and excelled in sales. She won several sales awards later in life and earned some amazing trips. She was a voracious reader and also enjoyed a good series and movie. She easily met new people and quickly became a great and loyal friend. She was most thoughtful, always thinking of ways to brighten up someone else’s day with a card, funny story, or small gift. She was an amazing friend, sister, mom, and Grandy.
Judy is preceded by her parents Charles and Gertrude. She is survived by daughter Jennifer (husband Brandon), Kinsleigh (granddaughter), and brothers Richard (wife Joyce) and Louis (wife Cathy).
You will be missed by many! We love you!
Judy was an amazing human being. We met at work and became dear friends. She had a heart of gold, very giving, great conversations with her and great laughter. I am going to miss you so much but you will always be in my heart. Rest In Peace my beautiful angel. See you again when I get to heaven.
Judy, my most treasured friend. Judy, we have been friends for over thirty years and ! OH ! And what a wonderful thirty years.
They were fun times and some sad times but times that we both treasured. Many memories I have . You always kept me centered on what life was all about. One thing I will never forget. I answered my door after not hearing from you for awhile and it was a florist with a beautiful plant from you. There was no special occasion, just a note from you that said “ thank you for being a wonderful friend. I was touched by this simple act of kindness. I will never, never forget this.
I had never seen this side of you and I thank you for sharing such a beautiful friendship with a person that will always be in my heart. Mary
Thirty
My heart is heavy because the dearest, most loyal friend I’ve ever had is no longer here to offer me support and wise counsel that she has provided for more than 40 years. Judy has been my anchor through tragedies and happiness, from being there when members of my family passed away, to the time when I was diagnosed with cancer. But, besides supporting me in bad times, she and I had experiences which can only be described as fun and hilarious. She had such a kind heart, so generous and sensitive to others. I am heartbroken at her early departure and am so blessed that she was in my life for such a long time.
Jo Ann McDaniel
Lou, my sympathy goes out to you and your family at this time
Charlene (Pierce) Bourque
So sorry of Judy’s passing – may she RIP. May your memories stay strong.
Love,
Carrie + Family