Birth date: Jan 15, 1949 Death date: Aug 18, 2019
Rejoice in the Lord always and again I say, Rejoice! Early in the morning my best friend and my love Judith Anne Carton went to be with the Lord. While all of us who knew her grieve our loss, we hold firm to our belief, that she Read Obituary
Dear Barbara,
I was surprised and saddened to hear of Judy's death. I have a fond memory of sharing a room with her at the presbytery meeting in March in Cambridge. What a delightful time it was. My prayers are with you and your families that God hold you close during this tender time of remembrance of all the good parts of your life together.
Fondly, Melinda Thompson
Dear Barbara, Bill and I were shocked and sad to hear the news of Judy's passing. Sad for us, but overjoyed for her. She is with her Lord!
Know we are praying for you and both families.
We will miss seeing her!
Love always, Sandra and Bill Hrin
Dear Barbara,
We were saddened to hear of Judy's passing. She helped us plan a trip on AMA Waterways in July 2018. We loved working with her; she was delightful and went out of her way to help us with plans for the entire 2 weeks we were there. Knowing her for the short time that we did, we know that many will be missing her great smile and zest for life.
The Peace Of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
Penny and Cam Boyce
Dear Barbara, we were so saddened by this news, and are holding you in much tender prayer. Judy's pictures show a radiant human being, and the loss of her is no doubt a terrible loss to you and to the many friends and family who loved her. May the peace of Christ carry you and sustain you...
Tracy Keenan
Judy was an avid worker for the body of Christ. Working along with her, I know her work was not in vain and will bless the faithful as we mourn her loss. Our grief cannot be overwhelmed as we can indeed rejoice in the Lord Judy served. Our loss is surpassed by knowing she has joined the saints who have gone before her. Beverly Cook
On Aug 22, 1970 Judy and I (Pat McArron) married. Little did we know what the future would be for us. Our marriage did not survive for all the obvious reasons (only obvious after the fact) but our love did. We both eventually found the persons with whom we would spend the rest of our lives together. The journey has been remarkable for both of us. Knowing that I will not see her smile again and hear her voice is painful. And knowing the love we shared over the years is now a comfort. I am also comforted in knowing that Judy had Barbara in her life to the end.
Barbara, Cindy and I remember meeting Judy at the reunion and being so happy for the two of you.
Know you are in our daily thoughts and prayers.
Bernie Lieving
Dear Barbara and family, I was so shocked to hear of Judy's passing. I know how active she was in the church here in Rutherford, so I can only imagine how active she remained in Delaware. My prayers are with you at this difficult time. Gail Galik
