Passed away at Rotary Hospice, Stratford, on December 14, 2019. Judith MacMillan of Goderich in her 79th year. Survived by her sons Drew, Stuart and Steve, their wives Jocelyne, Kimberly and Julianna, her grandchildren Matthew, Emily, Zoe, Abigail, Kaylie and Madelyn and her great grandchild Amelia.
At Judith’s request there is no funeral home visitation or service. A private family service will be held at a later date. Memorial donations to Rotary Hospice of Stratford are gratefully acknowledged and may be arranged through McCallum & Palla Funeral Home, 519-524-7345. Friends may sign the book of condolences at www.mccallumpalla.ca
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Robyn Ross
Judy was a great friend and teacher. Judy was always inspiring to me. She taught me to better my skills and learn more, not only in quilting but in all parts of my life.
Judy was genuine, kind, loving and always ready to help.
Her family was very dear to her, she was very proud of all of them.
I will always smile, when I look at a quilt or something intricate and think of Judy.
Lime green and something out of the ordinary will also bring Judys memory to mind.
Thank you Judy
Eileen Wroot
Judy was a naturally born teacher, never too busy to help and/or advise when needed. She will be greatly missed especially in the quilting community.
Betty Thomasson
Judy was strong and courageous and generous in her sharing of knowledge, especially in all things quilting. She was a good teacher and friend and is, and will be, missed.
Nancy Wrath
I had the privilege and pleasure to work with Judy at Sir George Ross Secondary school for many years. I worked side by side with her in the Literacy Program which she created, and was witness to the many lives she touched. I too learned many things from Judy during that time. Judy engaged the graduating students in creating magnificent quilts in their honour and they hung in the hallways for years to come. Judy’s dearest treasures were her sons whom she spoke of daily. I will remember Judy as a proud, and deeply loyal and caring woman who taught her students to strive for all that they could be. I am very blessed to have been a small part of Judy’s life for a brief period of time.
Lucinda Jerry
Judy loved to teach and she was a very talented quilter. These two things made her contribution, to the local quilting groups, a lasting one.
A very talented lady who was always ready to help others in a creative venture.
We will miss her.