I will cherish the memories of my mother and all the sunshine she brought and all that she tried so hard to teach me that I was so slow to understand most times.  She worried about me, and I worried about her as well.  She hated to be a bother.  I tried my best to convince her she never could be a bother and that IS what family is for.  Even tho maybe we marry or have our own families, our parents still are at the top of the chain and should never be anything less than first most important.  They are our elders, the ones we should ALWAYS listen to and learn from.   Our hearts were knot together so tightly in the past decade or so that I am finding it hard to be without her.   When she was alive,   I would suddenly have the urgent desire to locate my phone and as soon as I found it she had just called or was calling.  Oher times she would be picking up the phone to call me and it would ring in her hand, startling her, and it would be me...it seemed we always knew when the other was thinking of them.  Maybe because I spent almost everyday with her for several hours most days or spoke sometimes 15 times a day  or sometimes I would spend the night if she felt uneasy or anxious. or my significant other was out of town.  I CANNOT STRESS HOW MUCH I MISS HER AND FEEL I SHOULD OF MADE EVEN MORE TIME WITH HER REGARDLESS OF WHAT LIFE TRIES TO DICTATE.  Worldly things can be the things that snare us into missing out on the things that may be far more  important.  



My mom, Judith Pfeil was a strong minded, very independent, beautiful lady with a ton of patience and courage.  I found these pictures last night.  Mom looks happy.  And the picture below is my mom, dad (Gordol Pfeil), brother (Scott Pfeil) and myself in front of the house my dad built somewhere around 1962 or 63.  


I WILL MISS MY MOMMA SO MUCH.  I HAVE A LIFETIME OF WONDERFUL MEMORIES.

Judy and I attended Rosehill Middle School and Everett High School together and our friendship continued through our respective marriages and raising our families. We both belonged to a fund raising group for The Seattle Children's Home Society and participated in many bazaars and other fund raisers. Judy loved music and for many years she, other friends and I regularly attended Everett Civic Music together. Judy was a lovely lady and friend and she will be dearly missed. Judy loved her family very much and I extend my sincere sympathies to her daughter, Susan Jones and family and to her son Scott Pfeil and family and all of her loved ones.

Sending heartfelt sympathy to Susan Jones and family and Scott Pfeil and family on the loss of your mother.  Judy loved you all so very much and was so proud of all of you.  As my oldest sister, I loved hearing her stories of her childhood and her life experiences.  She was always so cheerful and thankful for the life she had and all of her blessings.  A true lady, in every way.  I will miss her calls, her stories and her laughter.

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3 septiembre, 1934 – 23 noviembre, 2019

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