I miss you, I miss coming to the shop, or sitting on your sofa in the bedroom and cutting up and complaining. Your the only person who appreciated me for that. I told you everything like a diary. And I can’t replace it, you laughed at my inexperience, you always had a way of reminding me to find the humor in life. I remember my kids throwing tantrums, being at my wits end. And you told me. They were fine, because I was embarrassed. You never judged me while they rolled on the floor and screamed. I would huff and cross my eyes. The popsicles you’d keep in the freezer just for my kids. You told me “people will talk no matter how you raise them, so do what feels natural.”  it was the only place I could be myself. I want to have coffee just one last time. My bored kids tired of our seemingly endless conversation. A feeling I remember with my own mom when she would visit with you and I would sit in the living room to listen to the Peggy Lea on the radio and bicker with my own sister. Fighting over who’s turn it was to try and sneak into the candy jar in the kitchen. I remember how your face lit up that day I was over. I could tell it was difficult but you made me feel so loved with your enthusiasm for my presence. I knew in that moment you enjoyed our visits just as much as I did. Thank you for keeping toys and high chairs all those years after your own children were grown. When it seems I can’t wait to get my own off the floor and into the yard sale. You were a good grandma. And an even better friend. I hope I can be that for my own grandchildren someday. 

Erica, Trevor, Hunter & Rayne or as you may remember her aka (princess Raynebow-unicorn sunshine “Marie” Lea Potter) 

To my Talich family members, Judy was such an inspiration to Mike and I.  From the Wedding to Roger, the birth of our son just weeks later. And through over,50 years of fantastic memories.  Shopping jaunts with the men going to car swap meets and shows to building cars and making great memories.  
Roger is my second cousin and we were born 2 weeks apart.  When I moved to Denver in 1964 I called up Helen and that's when this wonderful family friendship began.   My heart is full of sadness and loss.   Judy you were loved by many including me.

Sweet Aunt Judy. What a pistol you were! All of my memories of you are fun. You brought the party anywhere you went. Your wit and humor were something many comedians wish they could naturally possess. Although, your body is no longer on this earth- your legacy is living strong in the beautiful family you created. I’m so lucky to have had the pleasure of being your niece. You will be greatly missed every day. I know you are already up there getting the party started for us late-comers! Until we meet again, love you always. 

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27 enero, 1947 – 1 julio, 2020

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